Francesco Pesellino’s cassone panel showing Horatius Cocles Defending the Sublician Bridge from about 1450 is a magnificent and inventive depiction, showing Horatius mounted on a horse. This miniature by the Master of Boccace of Munich shows Horatius Cocles Defending Rome (1542). It’s Charles Le Brun’s wonderful Horatius Cocles Defending the Bridge (c 1642-43) that captures the story faithfully and brings it to life. This plate from Urbino in Italy also uses multiplex narrative to tell its story of Horatius Cocles Defending the Bridge. That above has been given the title of Horatius Cocles Defending Rome Against the Etruscans and below is The Wounded Horatius Cocles Swimming the Tiber.