Romeinse munten van keizers 1642

"Romeinse munten van keizers" (Roman coins of emperors) is an etching by Theodoor van Thulden, dating from 1642. The print depicts a series of 18 circles representing Roman coins, with detailed engravings of portraits, figures, and inscriptions. Van Thulden, a prolific Baroque artist, was known for his intricate compositions and meticulous attention to detail. This print reflects his interest in historical subjects and classical imagery, appealing to audiences fascinated by the Roman past and its artifacts. The empty circles suggest a continuation of the series, emphasizing the vastness and complexity of Roman coinage.