The Triumph of Caesar: Statues of Venus and Mercury 1503 - 1530

Jacob of Strasbourg's "The Triumph of Caesar: Statues of Venus and Mercury" is a woodcut print created between 1503 and 1530. The artwork depicts a procession of Roman soldiers carrying statues of Venus and Mercury, along with other allegorical figures and objects. The print showcases the artist's intricate detail in depicting the various figures and objects, conveying the grandeur and spectacle of a Roman triumph. This work is a prime example of the Northern Renaissance style, characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and realistic depictions. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses this notable piece.