Simon Paullis våben 1662
alberthaelwegh1
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aged paper
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old engraving style
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personal sketchbook
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pen-ink sketch
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ink colored
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pen and pencil
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pen work
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sketchbook drawing
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golden font
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sketchbook art
"Simon Paullis våben" (Simon Paullis' Arms) is an etching by Albert Haelwegh, created in 1662, and currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst. The print depicts the coat of arms of Simon Paullis, a physician and prelate, featuring an ornately decorated shield with a crest, as well as a written inscription that describes Paullis's lineage and achievements. This etching is a fine example of the detailed artistry prevalent in 17th-century engravings, showcasing Haelwegh's skill in capturing intricate details and depicting heraldic symbolism.
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