Plate of heraldic motifs "Imperial Eagle" - 19th century
Plate of heraldic motifs "Imperial Eagle" - 19th century
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Antique sheet of decorative patterns numbered "Pl. 6", lithographed in Strasbourg by Grieshaber & Weiss. It brings together several compositions intended for engraving work: a large octagonal cartouche topped by a crown and featuring an eagle with spread wings, military motifs with weapons and a drum, shields, garlands, ribbons, and blank cartouches for personalization. Its imperial-inspired iconography and finely engraved ornaments make it a remarkable pattern sheet for mid-19th-century graphic arts.
✦ Estimated period: circa 1860
✦ Provenance: France, Strasbourg, lithographers Grieshaber & Weiss
✦ Dimensions: approx. 26.5 x 19 cm
✦ Material: lithograph on paper
✦ Condition: as is, with foxing, small stains, soiling, and visible signs of age
A superb antique sheet of heraldic patterns from Strasbourg, ideal for a graphic arts collection or a cabinet of curiosities.
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