Wapenschild van Johann Joseph Anton graaf van Thun en Hohenstein 1732

This etching, created by Bernard Picart in 1732, showcases the coat of arms of Johann Joseph Anton, Count of Thun and Hohenstein. The detailed engraving depicts the heraldic shield with its intricate design and the supporting figures, including a unicorn and an eagle. The inscription at the bottom identifies the individual depicted, solidifying the artwork's purpose as a visual representation of noble lineage and heraldic symbolism. The precise detail and masterful execution of this small artwork reflects the artistry of Picart, who was active in the early 18th century. This engraving is a testament to the enduring power of heraldry and its historical significance.