Iconographic Engravings – The Fine Arts (1851) Roman Triumph & Military Scene Engraving by Henry Winkles – 19th Century Roman Procession with Elephant
Iconographic Engravings – The Fine Arts (1851) Roman Triumph & Military Scene Engraving by Henry Winkles – 19th Century Roman Procession with Elephant
Antique Roman Triumph & Military Scene Engraving by Henry Winkles – 19th Century Roman Procession with Elephant
Description:
Product Overview: This is an original 19th-century engraving by Henry Winkles, depicting two fascinating scenes from ancient Rome. The top panel shows Roman soldiers and commanders in a moment of military authority, possibly addressing captives or troops. The bottom panel presents a rare Roman triumph or public parade featuring an elephant—an exotic and powerful symbol in Roman iconography—alongside soldiers, chariots, and onlookers within a classical architectural setting.
Engraving Details:
- Engraver: Henry Winkles
- Date: 19th century
- Medium: Hand-engraved print on antique paper
- Subject: Roman military scene, triumphal procession, exotic elephant, Roman parade
- Dimensions: [Specify exact dimensions, e.g., 10 x 14 inches]
- Condition: Good antique condition with light age toning and minor edge discoloration. These slight imperfections are typical for an engraving of this age and enhance its vintage appeal.
- Markings: Signed "Henry Winkles sculpt" in the lower right corner
About the Artist: Henry Winkles was a respected 19th-century English engraver known for his architectural and historical subjects. His engravings are valued for their detail and historical accuracy, making them highly sought after among collectors of classical and historical art.
Ideal for collectors of Roman history, military art, and classical decor, this engraving provides a visually rich and historically significant addition to any study, library, or collection focused on ancient civilizations.
Note: This is an original antique engraving, not a reproduction, and is suitable for framing.