Wapenschild omgeven door jachttrofeeën 1733

This etching, created by Dutch artist Bernard Picart in 1733, depicts a coat of arms surrounded by hunting trophies. The central shield is adorned with a lattice pattern and a crescent moon, while cherubic figures flanking the shield hold hunting paraphernalia like a sword and a mirror. The intricate details of the hunting implements, along with the playful nature of the cherubs, create a visual feast. This artwork, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, is a fine example of the Dutch Baroque style, characterized by its ornate details and playful depiction of religious and secular motifs. The etching showcases the artist's skill in capturing both the grandeur of the coat of arms and the whimsy of the accompanying figures.