Coat of Arms with a Rampant Lion 1544
sebaldbeham
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, paper, engraving
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pencil drawn
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drawing
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antique finish
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toned paper
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germany
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sculpture
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old engraving style
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sculptural image
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paper
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unrealistic statue
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pen and pencil
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engraving
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pencil art
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statue
Sebald Beham's "Coat of Arms with a Rampant Lion" (1544) is a small, detailed engraving that depicts a heraldic shield with a lion rampant. Surrounding the shield is a helmet with a crest adorned with feathers, and a draped cloth, all encased in a circular frame with an inscription. The artwork showcases Beham's mastery of detail and his ability to depict intricate elements with precision, typical of the Renaissance period. The engraving likely represents the coat of arms of an individual or family, making it a significant historical artifact. It is currently housed in the prestigious collection of The Art Institute of Chicago.
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