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 - 1699

This engraving by Nicolaas Hogenberg, possibly from the 16th or 17th century, depicts a scene of two figures on horseback, likely representing Bonifatius IV Paleologo, markgraaf van Monferrato, holding a scepter and Francesco Maria della Rovere, hertog van Urbino, with a sword. The engraving is part of a series depicting historical figures and events, and is likely to be an accurate portrayal of a scene that occurred around the time of the engraving. The detail of the figures’ clothing and the horses' saddles, along with the inclusion of accompanying figures and banners, provides a glimpse into the fashion and ceremonial practices of the era. The piece is notable for its attention to detail and its historical significance, making it a valuable source for studying the Renaissance era.