Viribus Unitis. Im Fegefeuer zusammengeschweißt by Georg Berger

Colour print of a grey double-headed eagle with crowns, two coats of arms, and a banner reading Viribus Unitis.

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Viribus Unitis. Im Fegefeuer zusammengeschweißt, Georg Berger (1914). Via artnap.com

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A printed heraldic composition shows a grey double-headed eagle with red beaks and gold crowns, flanked by two shields, one black and white and one red, yellow and white. A blue banner beneath the eagle reads "Viribus Unitis" and crossed sceptres appear at the base, with a German caption above reading "Im Feuer zusammengeschweißt." The work is credited to Georg Berger and dated 1914.

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