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Amsterdam City Virgin coat arms crowned Amsterdam City Virgin
Amsterdam City Virgin with a coat of arms, The crowned Amsterdam City Virgin with the arms of Amsterdam in her hand holds the caduceus for a coat of arms with the image of a double-headed eagle, crowned with crossed axes. On the other side of the coat of arms, a putto blows the trumpet. Cities represented allegorically or symbolically (with NAME) - personification of a city, town patron (ess), double-headed eagle, Fame, Fama, Fama buona, Fama chiara (Ripa), Amsterdam, Simon Fokke (mentioned on object), 1749, paper, etching, h 88 mm × w 152 mm
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Media ID 19544021
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1749 Arms Caduceus City Coat Crowned Fama Fama Buona Fama Chiara Fame Name Personification Ripa Side Simon Fokke Symbolically Trumpet Double Headed Eagle Mentioned
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The captivating print showcases the Amsterdam City Virgin, adorned with a regal coat of arms and crowned with grace. In her hand, she delicately holds the caduceus, symbolizing peace and prosperity. The coat of arms features a striking image of a double-headed eagle, representing power and sovereignty, while crossed axes signify strength and determination. On the other side of the coat of arms stands an enchanting putto blowing a trumpet, announcing Amsterdam's grandeur to all who behold it. This allegorical representation embodies the essence of cities personified as patrons or protectors. Fame is depicted through Fama buona (Good Reputation) and Fama chiara (Clear Fame), symbols that highlight Amsterdam's renowned status in history. The artist behind this masterpiece is Simon Fokke, whose name is mentioned on the object itself. Created in 1749 using paper and etching techniques, this print measures 88 mm in height and 152 mm in width. It beautifully captures both the symbolic elements associated with Amsterdam's identity as well as its historical significance. This remarkable piece from Liszt Collection allows us to delve into Amsterdam's rich heritage while appreciating its timeless beauty
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