Et våbenskjold med tre sejlagtige genstande, kronet af to ridderhjelme, hvoraf den venstre har en biskopshue på en pude over sig, den til højre en sejllignende genstand med to koste på. Baggrunden er bløde akatusagtige blade, omramningen er fire stokke. 1500 - 1549

This woodcut print, created by Sebald Beham between 1500 and 1549, showcases a coat of arms featuring three objects resembling sails, topped by two knight helmets. The left helmet is adorned with a bishop's hat on a cushion, while the right one displays a sail-like object with two brooms. The background is a stylized, wave-like design, while the frame is composed of four sticks. This intricate and detailed work is characteristic of Beham's style, known for its meticulous rendering and emphasis on decorative elements. The coat of arms, likely belonging to a noble family, reflects the cultural and social dynamics of the time. It is currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Denmark.