Vlakdecoratie, bestaande uit een wapentrofee 1558 - 1572

This etching, created by Johannes or Lucas van Doetechum between 1558 and 1572, depicts a detailed "trophée," a common motif in Renaissance art that symbolizes victory and military prowess. The artwork, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, features a headless armored figure surrounded by an assortment of weapons and military equipment. This intricate composition showcases the artistic precision and attention to detail characteristic of Northern Renaissance engravings. The intricate arrangement of weapons, armor, and flags emphasizes the importance of military strength and valor during this period. The meticulous depiction of each element, from the armor to the weapon's intricate details, highlights the artist's skill and the cultural significance of these objects.