The coats of arms can also be drawn in black and white according to the method invented by the French Vulson de la Colombière around 1600, but it was Father Silvestro da Pietrasanta who spread it by publishing his treatise "Tesserae Gentilitiae" in Rome in 1637. The system was widely used in the era in which color printing did not exist (or was too expensive), that is, until well into the twentieth century.
Product delivery is done by E-Mail, the delivery time is 6 working days, we still have to do a manual search and it takes a bit of time. Each search is made ex novo. Haste is not our priority. It is instead a commitment to always create the best possible job.
Art.1073 - Stemma personalizzato
Price 270.00 € ( -6.57%)
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The Heraldrys Institute of Rome, with steadfast conviction, doth hold in high esteem the noble and intellectual labours of mankind. And for this most worthy reason, in accordance with the nature of its esteemed undertakings, it doth solely employ the finest craftsmanship in all matters of its art.
Verily, behind each of our works, there lies the careful and diligent toil of learned heraldic scholars, who, with great precision, research and study. Furthermore, our esteemed service to patrons is ever overseen by those who are experts in the art of courteous and attentive care, ensuring the highest standards of satisfaction in all matters.
In all due courtesy and as a mark of respect towards our esteemed clientele, we do hereby make plain that, from the close of the year of Our Lord 2024, in the crafting of final documents, we do at times employ the assistance of artificial intelligence to seek out and refine ancient syntax, that which befits the noble language of heraldry, especially in texts of foreign tongue. We also affirm and do attest that all heraldic research, as well as the creation of coats of arms and printed works, remain the fruits of diligent, artisanal labor.
