Wapen van het Zweedse landschap Hälsingland 1696

This engraving, created in 1696 by an anonymous artist, depicts the coat of arms of the Swedish landscape of Hälsingland. It features a leaping goat, a symbol frequently used in heraldic art, and a crown above it, suggesting the authority and power associated with the region. The image is composed in a simple yet effective style, highlighting the goat with its characteristically detailed features. This artwork provides a visual record of the historical heraldic symbols of Hälsingland, offering a glimpse into the regional identity and traditions of Sweden in the 17th century.