Wapen van stad Leiden in cartouche, met twee leeuwen 1762

This etching, created by Abraham Delfos in 1762, depicts the coat of arms of the city of Leiden. The central shield features two crossed keys, a symbol that represents the city's patron saint, Peter. The keys are surrounded by ornate ornamentation, and the shield is flanked by two lions. This engraving is a fine example of the Dutch Rococo style, characterized by its elegant curves and intricate details. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, showcasing the city's rich history and heraldic tradition.