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THBUnknown (18th), Coat of arms of the Count of Vieregg, around 1770, Copper engraving
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TimedMay 15, 2024 - May 27, 2024
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Unknown (18th century): Coat of arms of the Count of Vieregg, c. 1770, Copper engraving
Technique: Copper engraving on Laid paper
Date: c. 1770
Size: Laid paper: 15,5 cm x 10,0 cm (6,1 x 3,9 in), Depiction: 10,5 cm x 6,2 cm (4,1 x 2,4 in)
Description: Engraving by an unknown artist, inscribed in the plate: "Matthaeus Reichs Graf von Vieregg decret". Very fine and rare coat of arms with framing and caption in the plate. The escutcheon bears three forward-curved hooks, each covered diagonally by a straight line. Two shield holders flank the rocaille-decorated shield, and the rank crown and helmet are not missing here. A triple ruffled curtain catches the coat of arms. The Counts of Vieregg originally came from Mecklenburg. In the Middle Ages, the Counts of Vieregg were in imperial service and held the office of marshal. The three hunting and war horns in the coat of arms are therefore each crossed by a marshal's baton. Their coat of arms has been preserved in a horseman's seal from the 14th century.
Keywords: 18th century, Classicism, Politics, Germany,
Good condition. The image makes a very good impression. The sheet is browned and slightly foxed due to its age, traces of detachment from a binding along the left edge of the sheet; mounted with adhesive tape at the upper left front.Condition
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