Coat-of-arms Symbolizing the City of Paris
- Artist
- Charles Meryon
- Date
- 1854
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Design
- Location
- Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met)
Charles Meryon’s 1854 artwork, Coat-of-arms Symbolizing the City of Paris, exemplifies his meticulous Realism through detailed etching techniques. As an artist known for his precision, Meryon captures the emblematic Design of Paris’s coat of arms, blending symbolic representation with rigorous artistic execution. This piece belongs to the genre of heraldic art, showcasing the city’s identity through a formal and structured composition. Meryon’s work emphasizes clarity and authentic portrayal, reinforcing the cultural significance embedded in the historic insignia, while demonstrating his command of printmaking as a medium.
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