Triumph of a Roman Emperor (left side)

Triumph of a Roman Emperor (left side)

Antonio Tempesta, Gasparo Alberti

Alexander Entering Babylon

Sébastien Leclerc I

Coronation Procession of Charles II Through (from John Ogilby's "The Entertainment of...Charles II," London, 1662)

Wenceslaus Hollar, Charles II, King of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales

Coronation Procession of Charles II Through London (from John Ogilby's "The Entertainment of...Charles II," London, 1662)

Wenceslaus Hollar, Related author John Ogilby, Charles II, King of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales

Funeral of General Johan Baptiste von Taxis (from Jules Chifflet, "Les marques d'honneur de la Maison de Tassis," Antwerp, 1645)

Wenceslaus Hollar, After Nicolaas van der Horst, Related author Jules Chifflet, Relates to Johann Baptista von Taxis

Plate 7 from Pietro Paulo Bissari, Antiopa

Mathäus Küsel, After Kaspar Amort, After Francesco Santurini, Pietro Paulo Bissari

Reprint of Le Chars et Les Personnages (The Chariots and The Characters), from La Guerre d'Amour (Guerra d'Amore) (War of Love)

Jacques Callot, Istituto Centrale per la Grafica

Coronation Procession of Charles II Through London (from John Ogilby's "The Entertainment of...Charles II," London, 1662)

Wenceslaus Hollar, Related author John Ogilby, Charles II, King of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales

Marriage procession for the wedding of Elizabeth Stuart, daughter of James I, and Frederick V, Elector Palatine, 14 February, 1613

Possibly by Abraham Hogenberg, Princess Elizabeth Stuart (later Queen of Bohemia), Frederick V, King of Bohemia, Charles I, King of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland

Le Chars et Les Personnages (The Chariots and The Characters), from La Guerre d'Amour (Guerra d'Amore) (War of Love)

Jacques Callot

Coronation Procession of Charles II Through London (from John Ogilby's "The Entertainment of...Charles II," London, 1662)

Wenceslaus Hollar, Related author John Ogilby, Charles II, King of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales

Entrance of the Archduke Ernest to Brussels, January 30, 1594

Anonymous, German, 16th century