Three Crowns Supported by Two Sceptres [left half]

Style of Simon de Passe

Associated Names
Dutch 17th Century

Artist

Simon van de Passe

Related Artist, German, c. 1595 - 1647

This is a drawing of a circular emblem containing three crowns. The emblem displays a circular design featuring three ornate crowns arranged in a triangular formation, connected by light scepters. Each of the crowns is detailed with intricate line work, showcasing traditional regal symbols such as crosses and points. The background of the circle is filled with a series of diagonal hatch lines. The outer rim of the circle features an intricate pattern. The drawing is rendered in monochrome, primarily using shades of black against a light background.

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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    engraving pulled from silver medal

  • Credit Line

    Rosenwald Collection

  • Dimensions

    diameter: 2.5 cm (1 in.)

  • Accession Number

    1943.3.9315.a

Associated Artworks

This is a drawing of three crowned symbols within a circular emblem. The image features three detailed crowns arranged in a triangular configuration. The crowns are depicted with ornate designs, enclosed within a circular border with text and additional decorative elements. The background has a textured finish.

Three Crowns Supported by Two Sceptres [right half]

Dutch 17th Century

1600

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

W. B. Dukes [d. 1942], London, (L.2757a); (Sotheby, London, sale July 8, 1942, no. 112); Hermann Marx [d. 1948], Surrey, (L.2816a); (Sotheby, London, sale May 24, 1948, no. 165); Lessing J. Rosenwald [1891 - 1979], Philadelphia, (L.1932d); gift to NGA, 1943.

Associated Names

Wikidata ID

Q65018817

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