English: "The bloodbath plate" (Swedish: Blodbadstavlan, Blodbadsplanschen) showing Christian II of Denmark in Stockholm, Sweden and scenes from the Stockholm Bloodbath (Swedish: Stockholms blodbad, Danish: Det Stockholmske Blodbad), a trial that led to a series of executions of Swedish nobility in Stockholm between 7 and 9 November 1520. Title written at the top: Afrijtning utaf Staden Stockholm Anno Christi 1520 sambt Konung Christierns den Omildes och Tÿrannens belägring, Reception, Cröningh Och sedermehra derupå föröfwade Tÿrannie. Nota detta verteras på latin och skrifwes medh grofwa Bookstäfwer uthj

The drawing was made by Johan Litheim 1690–1691 as a copy of an engraving made by the Dutch artist Dionysius Padtbrügge on behalf of the antiquarian Johan Hadorph. This engraving was in turn a copy of a woodcut commissioned by the Swedish king Gustav Vasa in Antwerp in 1524, made by Kort Steinkamp and Hans Kruse. The woodcut was lost in the Cruuska palatset at the Riddarholm fire in 1802.

File copied from https://arkivkopia.se/sak/kb-18036593 presenting an image from the archives of the national Library of Sweden (Kungliga biblioteket)