Triomf processie met mannen, ossen en olifanten 1618

"Triomf processie met mannen, ossen en olifanten" is a 1618 engraving by Onofrio Panvinio, a Renaissance Italian historian and antiquarian, depicting a procession of prisoners of war from the Jewish War. The engraving shows a line of captives, including oxen and elephants, walking in single file toward the viewer. The scene is likely inspired by a Roman triumph, a parade held in honor of a victorious general. This engraving would have likely been included in a book on Roman history, as a visual representation of a historical event.