Blad D: zesde en zevende praalwagen, 1767 1767

"Blad D: zesde en zevende praalwagen, 1767," is an engraving by Lieven Wouters from 1767. The engraving depicts two elaborate, ornate carriages, each with a prominent figure atop, one on a winged lion and the other on a griffin. These "praalwagens," or parade floats, were likely part of a grand procession in 18th century Belgium, showcasing the grandeur of the time. The intricately detailed drawing highlights the craftsmanship of the period, showcasing a blend of Baroque and Rococo styles with its elaborate ornamentation and emphasis on movement. This engraving offers a glimpse into the visual spectacles that were common in the 18th century, capturing the opulence and grandeur of such events.