Romeinse ruiter te paard 1567

"Romeinse ruiter te paard" is an engraving created by Abraham de Bruyn in 1567. This small print, measuring only 29 mm by 33 mm, depicts a Roman rider on horseback. The rider is clad in armor and holds a spear, showcasing the typical attire of Roman cavalry. The detail of the horse and rider, as well as the intricate hatching and cross-hatching used in the engraving, demonstrates de Bruyn's mastery of the medium. This print is a fine example of the illustrative engravings that were popular in the 16th century, often used to depict historical figures or scenes.