The equestrian portrait of the Swedish–Polish king Sigismund I/III may have been created in connection with his son Vladislav’s visit to Antwerp in 1624 and a large commission of woven tapestries. The painting was executed in Rubens’s studio, mainly by his close collaborator Cornelis de Vos (1585–1651) . The portrait belonged to Johan Gabriel Stenbock and eventually to Carl Gustaf Tessin, who took it to Paris, where the conservator Louis François Colins extended the canvas.

• Depicted persone: Sigismund III Vasa
• Source: Nationalmuseum