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Painted heraldic coat of arms with four quarters of red and black lions, a plumed helm crest, and red foliage scrolls.

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Count of Holland, Herald of Nassau-Vianden (1485-1495). Via artnap.com

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A hand-painted heraldic achievement shows a shield divided into four quarters with alternating red and black rampant lions on a pale ground, topped by a helm with a plumed crest and red and white mantling. Red and grey acanthus-like foliage scrolls frame the arms, and a handwritten inscription appears beneath the shield. The work is attributed to the Herald of Nassau-Vianden and dates from 1485-1495.