Ornament met putti, engelen met trompetten en het wapen van Paus Clemens XI 1714

This etching, created in 1714 by Maximilian Joseph Limpach, depicts an elaborate design featuring the coat of arms of Pope Clement XI. The central element is a globe surrounded by two angels, each holding a trumpet, symbolizing the Pope's power and authority. Above the globe, two cherubs hold a papal tiara and the keys of St. Peter, further emphasizing the papal insignia. This intricate design, showcasing cherubs, angels, and a complex heraldic composition, is characteristic of Baroque art's focus on grandeur and symbolism. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.