18th Century English Armorial Engraving #03 - Seymour Crest Size:32 x 48 Our map prints are taken

Our map prints are taken from the most exclusive and mint condition vintage atlas and then captured with a Smithsonian-grade $50

The legend has it that the octopus was originally printed in 1826 by Lord Bodner in London after studying creatures of the deep

This print has a natural-looking vintage patina and the ever-so-subtle distressing appearance simply adds to the grandeur and age of the print

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18th Century English Armorial Engraving #03 - Seymour Crest Size:32 x 48 Our map prints are takenAbout the Artwork Published in the latter part of the 1700s, the Baronagium Genealogicum coat of arms reviewed the heritage of the noble English, depicted by significantly illustrated engravings of family crests. The crests themselves are each works of art and are highly coveted. These heraldry crests were emblazoning coaches with their striking style and impressive detail as well as on shields, armor and flags. Our unframed prints meticulously