Ahasverus laat zich de kronieken van zijn rijk voorlezen c. 1525 - 1530

This anonymous 16th-century stained glass panel, titled "Ahasverus laat zich de kronieken van zijn rijk voorlezen" depicts the biblical King Ahasuerus, likely referring to King Xerxes I of Persia, listening to a chronicle of his reign. The panel's imagery showcases the intricate details typical of Northern Renaissance art, with its focus on historical narratives and meticulous depiction of figures and setting. The scene unfolds within a richly ornamented interior, suggesting the king's regal status. The small size and intimate composition lend the piece a distinct charm, making it a fascinating example of stained glass art from the period.