Triumphal Entry of King 1600 - 1700

This anonymous drawing from the 17th century, titled "Triumphal Entry of King," depicts a grand procession through an ornate archway. The scene is likely a depiction of a royal entry into a city, as suggested by the figures holding banners and the celebratory atmosphere. The detailed depiction of the architecture, costumes, and crowd suggests this is a ceremonial event. The drawing's use of a simple grey wash adds depth and texture to the composition, creating a sense of grandeur and historical significance. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York houses this artwork.