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Engraved coat of arms with a peacock, Latin motto banner, scrolling ornament, and three stars on the shield.

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Wapenschild van Jacomo Pauw Tandem bona Causa Trium phat, Michiel le Blon (1615), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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An engraved heraldic coat of arms shows a peacock standing atop an ornate helmet above a shield with three stars and a cross-like charge. A banner above the peacock bears the Latin motto 'Tandem bona Causa Triumphat,' and Dutch verses flank the composition. The print is attributed to Michiel Le Blon and dated 1615, and it was made for Jacomo Pauw.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum