Coat of Arms with James Giles inscribed below
Peter Rushton Maverick · 1755 - 1811
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Coat of Arms with James Giles inscribed below, Peter Rushton Maverick. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Peter Rushton Maverick died in 1811; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved armorial design shows a rampant lion on a shield, flanked by flags, crossed swords and spears, cannons, drums, and trumpets. A scroll banner reads Libertas et Patria Mea, with a laurel garland below and the name James Giles written in script at the bottom.
