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...logist]] and [[sigillography|sigillographer]], known for his research of [[German nobility]]. He was the son of heraldist [[Maximilian Gritzner]] (1843–190 ...des alten deutschen Reiches'', 1901 – Symbols and crests of the old German Empire. ...

...775 in [[Międzyrzecz|Meseritz]] – August 26, 1854 in [[Bonn]]) was a German linguist and heraldist, one of the founders of scientific [[heraldry]]. ...iversity]]. Between 1807 and 1811 he served as editor of the dictionary of German language, then he was a librarian in [[Breslau]]. He was the professor of [ ...

{{Short description|German-born American heraldic artist and heraldist}} ...[Berlin-Charlottenburg]] – February 25, 2009, [[Antwerp]]) was a [[Germany|German]]-born fine artist and [[United States|American]] [[Heraldry|heraldic artis ...

...(born 27 August 1798 in [[Zittau]]; died 2 December 1869 in Leipzig) was a German [[heraldist]], [[ophthalmologist]] and writer. [[Category:19th-century German physicians]] ...

[[Category:Finnish people of German descent]] [[Category:Finnish heraldists]] ...

...orn in [[Rotterdam]]. During World War II, when the Netherlands were under German occupation, he was conscripted for forced labour in Germany.<ref name=ral1> [[Category:Dutch heraldists]] ...

{{Short description|German artist (1864–1938)}} ...lf Gustav (6 May 1864, [[Stuttgart]] – 3 September 1938, [[Berlin]]) was a German painter, illustrator, [[heraldist]] and [[entomologist]]. ...

...ael Maestlin]].<ref>Smolka, Josef: ''Michael Mästlin and Galileo Galilei. (German Title: Michael Mästlin und Galileo Galilei)'', 2002 [[Verlag Harri Deutsch [[Category:16th-century German mathematicians]] ...

...ord meaning "stout". Nevertheless, his mother later pretended the name was German, and sometimes added an [[Umlaut (diacritic)|umlaut]] (Büesst) to make it ...tions, he was not required anymore at the Hallé due to the prevailing anti-German sentiment. He returned to Breslau, becoming Kapellmeister there.<ref name=e ...

...ucharius Gottlieb Rink''' (August 11, 1670 &ndash; February 9, 1745) was a German [[jurist]], [[Category:German heraldists]] ...

'''Aegidius Gelenius''' (10 June 1595 &ndash; 24 August 1656) was a German clergyman and historian who worked as historiographer to the [[Archbishop-E [[Category:German heraldists]] ...

...notebook (discovered in 1666), though not in the same hand, explains it in German and Latin as "All the world is subject to Austria" ({{lang|de|Alles Erdreic ...notebook (discovered in 1666), though not in the same hand, explains it in German and Latin as "All the world is subject to Austria" ({{lang|de|Alles Erdreic ...

...n Center in [[San Diego, California]]. He worked closely with the foremost German heraldist, [[Ottfried Neubecker]], and the American vexillologist [[Whitney [[Category:Polish heraldists]] ...

{{expand German|Wappen der Republik Österreich|date=June 2019<!--before: September 2018--> ...ms by the [[First Republic of Austria]] since 1919. Between 1934 and the [[German annexation in 1938]], the ''Federal State (Bundesstaat Österreich)'' used ...

...heraldry]] until 1809 and it belongs to [[Heraldry#German-Nordic heraldry|German heraldric tradition]]. ...ll Finnish municipalities. Arms were designed to high standards. Notable heraldists (heraldric designers) included [[Gustaf von Numers]], Ahti Hammar, and Olof ...

...Armory]]'', which was originally conceived as an English translation of a German publication ([[Hugo Gerard Ströhl|Ströhl]]'s ''[[Heraldischer Atlas]]'') ...continuing popularity of his books with the general public and with expert heraldists alike. One of his admirers in the next generation was [[John Brooke-Little] ...

| footer = The coat of arms of the German district of [[Minden-Lübbecke]] in coloured and hatched versions. ...d [[Juan Caramuel y Lobkowitz|Lobkowitz]] – also had close connection with heraldists and artists in these territories. ...

[[Category:Deaths by German airstrikes during The Blitz]] [[Category:British heraldists]] ...

...in close correspondence with [[Philipp Jakob Spener]], the founder of the German scientific [[heraldry]] who refused the merely symbolic interpretation of a [[Category:French heraldists]] ...

...y and, in early English heraldry, was often associated with alliances with German princes.<ref>Boutell (1914), p.92.</ref> ==Heraldists== ...