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'''Registration no.: 024/2020''' | '''Registration no.: 024/2020''' | ||
Country of origin : France<br> | Country of origin : France<br> | ||
Place of origin : Dunkerque, Flandre, Nord, Haut-De-France<br> | Place of origin : Dunkerque, Flandre, Nord, Haut-De-France<br> | ||
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''French:'' D’argent au lion rampant de gueules armé, lampassé, accorné tel un bélier et allumé d’azur et à la bordure de gueules poinçonné de mouchetures d’hermines 2 2 2 1 du champ. Au cimier, une sphinge grecque, bifront d’azur. | ''French:'' D’argent au lion rampant de gueules armé, lampassé, accorné tel un bélier et allumé d’azur et à la bordure de gueules poinçonné de mouchetures d’hermines 2 2 2 1 du champ. Au cimier, une sphinge grecque, bifront d’azur. | ||
===Origin/meaning=== | ====Origin/meaning==== | ||
The lion is emblematic of Flanders while the horn refers to a ram, the armiger's totem. The ermine is chosen to remind of Brittany, a region important to the armiger. The ermines (7) stand for the seven branch of the menorah as a symbol of Judaic faith. The colour blue is a symbol of knowledge. The double-faced sphinx is a mix between the sphynx of Thebes and the roman god Janus to represent knowledge of time and logic. | The lion is emblematic of Flanders while the horn refers to a ram, the armiger's totem. The ermine is chosen to remind of Brittany, a region important to the armiger. The ermines (7) stand for the seven branch of the menorah as a symbol of Judaic faith. The colour blue is a symbol of knowledge. The double-faced sphinx is a mix between the sphynx of Thebes and the roman god Janus to represent knowledge of time and logic. | ||
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MATTÉO D'HENRY
Registration no.: 024/2020
Country of origin : France
Place of origin : Dunkerque, Flandre, Nord, Haut-De-France
Granted : No
Granted/officially recorded by : -
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French: D’argent au lion rampant de gueules armé, lampassé, accorné tel un bélier et allumé d’azur et à la bordure de gueules poinçonné de mouchetures d’hermines 2 2 2 1 du champ. Au cimier, une sphinge grecque, bifront d’azur.
Origin/meaning
The lion is emblematic of Flanders while the horn refers to a ram, the armiger's totem. The ermine is chosen to remind of Brittany, a region important to the armiger. The ermines (7) stand for the seven branch of the menorah as a symbol of Judaic faith. The colour blue is a symbol of knowledge. The double-faced sphinx is a mix between the sphynx of Thebes and the roman god Janus to represent knowledge of time and logic.
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