In the context of The History of Constantine, discuss the The Triumph of Rome of the Rubens' designs.

sketch: The Hague, Mauritshuis, 21.3" x 27.2" (54 x 69 cm.) This thirteenth sketch was completed by Rubens, but replaced by The Death of Constantine when the tapestries were manufactured, having been deemed unsuitable. It is full of allegorical figures, like liberated Rome, two winged Victories, and Romulus and Remus, which is likely why it was rejected in a series focusing on real, historical elements of Constantine's life.
Rome tapestries Mauritshuis The Hague