Bonifatius IV Paleologo, markgraaf van Monferrato, met de keizerlijke scepter en Francesco Maria della Rovere, hertog van Urbino, met het keizerlijk zwaard, plaat 24 Possibly 1530 - 1620

"Bonifatius IV Paleologo, markgraaf van Monferrato, met de keizerlijke scepter en Francesco Maria della Rovere, hertog van Urbino, met het keizerlijk zwaard, plaat 24" is an etching by Nicolaas Hogenberg, a Dutch artist from the 16th century, depicting a procession of two important figures. This is plate 24 of an unknown publication and, based on the style, dates back to the early 17th century. Hogenberg's etching shows a formal procession, emphasizing the important status of the figures with their elaborate dress, horses, and the symbols of power, the imperial scepter and sword. The artwork is 330mm tall and 300 mm wide, offering a detailed depiction of the figures and their entourage. This artwork provides a glimpse into the historical representation of power and ceremony in the early 17th century.