
Gekroond wapenschild met de leeuw van Sint Marcus
Robert van Audenaerde · 1663-1748
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Gekroond wapenschild met de leeuw van Sint Marcus, Robert van Audenaerde (1673-1743). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Robert van Audenaerde died in 1748; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved heraldic composition shows a winged lion with a halo resting on a cloud, holding a shield with a diagonal band and small animal and bird charges beneath a crown. A banner above the crown bears the inscription 'A VICTORIA NOMEN', and a cartouche with a monogram sits on the pedestal below. The print is attributed to Robert van Audenaerde, dated 1673-1743.























