Titelprent voor een reeks over de overwinningen van Karel V 1556

This title page for a series of prints celebrating the victories of Charles V was created by the Flemish printmaker Hieronymus Cock in 1556. It features a dedication to Philip II, son of Charles V, who became King of Spain and the Netherlands. The print is inscribed with Latin text, extolling the virtues of Charles V and his victories, and highlighting Cock's role as a printer and artist. The title page is a testament to the powerful legacy of Charles V in the 16th century. It is a key example of printmaking during the Renaissance, featuring the combination of text and imagery. It is an exceptional example of the use of printmaking as a tool for propaganda and historical documentation.