This is a detailed black and white engraving of a coat of arms. The central shield is divided into four quadrants, with a naked putto (a chubby infant angel) in the center. The shield is framed by elaborate scrollwork and ornamentation. Above the shield is an ornate urn filled with fruit and foliage. Flanking the shield are two winged figures, likely angels, holding banners. Below the shield are two busts, one male and one female, each supported by a decorative column. The entire composition is highly detailed and symmetrical, with intricate patterns and flourishes throughout. The style is reminiscent of Renaissance or Baroque heraldry.