Kapel en grafsteen van Erik XI van Zweden in de kloosterkerk van Varnhem 1692

This 1692 etching by Dutch artist Willem Swidde depicts the chapel and tombstone of Erik XI of Sweden in the monastery church of Varnhem. The artwork, currently in the Rijksmuseum, provides a detailed view of the chapel's interior, showcasing its vaulted ceiling and the tomb itself, with a small figure standing in the foreground. The second part of the artwork offers a closer look at the tomb, featuring Erik XI standing with a crown and holding a scepter. This etching, created in a precise and detailed style typical of the period, offers a glimpse into the history of the Swedish monarchy and the architectural details of the Varnhem church.