Coats of arms from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, from Heraldischer Atlas by the artist, 1899 2

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"Coats of Arms from the Austro-Hungarian Empire" is a heraldic reference work featured in the "Heraldischer Atlas" (Heraldic Atlas), published in 1899 by the Austrian heraldist Hugo Gerard Strohl. This comprehensive atlas is a significant contribution to the study of heraldry, particularly within the context of the Austro-Harian Empire, which was a political entity that existed from 1867 to 1918, encompassing a diverse range of cultures and regions.

Strohl's work is notable for its detailed illustrations and descriptions of the coats of arms of the nobility, cities, and regions within the empire. The atlas serves as a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and heraldic enthusiasts, providing insights into the heraldic traditions and practices of the time. Strohl's meticulous approach to the design and symbolism of each coat of arms reflects the complex socio-political structure of the empire, where heraldry played a significant role in representing the identities of its various constituents.

The "Heraldischer Atlas" is considered one of the most authoritative works on the subject of Austro-Hungarian heraldry, and Strohl's contributions have been recognized for their artistic merit as well as their scholarly importance. His work captures the grandeur and diversity of the empire's heraldic legacy, offering a window into the visual language of power, prestige, and identity during a pivotal period in Central European history.

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