Heraldic Coat of Arms

An intricately detailed heraldic coat of arms, displayed on a traditional shield, showcasing a complex dynastic and personal achievement. The main shield is quartered: the upper left proudly bears the red and white 'bindenschild' of Austria, while the lower left features the distinctive red and gold palets of Aragon, often associated with Catalonia. The upper right quarter displays three green rampant lions, each crowned in gold, set against a white field. The lower right quarter features three red hunting horns, complete with white cords, on a gold background. Centered over these quarters is a smaller inescutcheon, a red shield bearing a golden column, topped with an imperial crown, flanked by the prominent initials 'L' and 'G'. This specific combination, particularly the central monogram 'LG' and the column, identifies these arms as those of Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria (1612-1662), a notable figure from the House of Habsburg, reflecting his lineage and personal symbols.

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