Oxen and elephants, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' 1504

This woodcut by Jacob of Strasbourg, created in 1504, depicts a scene from Julius Caesar's triumphal procession. The print, which is part of a larger series titled "The Triumph of Caesar", shows oxen and elephants being led through the streets of Rome. The detailed and realistic portrayal of the animals reflects the artist's keen observation and technical skill. The artwork is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, and is a significant example of early 16th-century printmaking. Woodcut, Triumph of Caesar, Jacob of Strasbourg.