Here is but one of his recent commissions:
The armorial bookplate of Paul E. L. T. Borrow-Longain Esq.
Latin inscription, in Gothic letters: “† S(IGILLUM) DOMINI PAULI BORROW-LONGAIN”
The diary of a Heraldry Addict
Wednesday, 6 May 2015
Heraldic Artist Tudor-Radu Tiron Ph.D
Heraldic artist Tudor-Radu Tiron has a weblog worthy of spending more than a few moments browsing.
Here is but one of his recent commissions:
The armorial bookplate of Paul E. L. T. Borrow-Longain Esq.
Latin inscription, in Gothic letters: “† S(IGILLUM) DOMINI PAULI BORROW-LONGAIN”
Here is but one of his recent commissions:
The armorial bookplate of Paul E. L. T. Borrow-Longain Esq.
Latin inscription, in Gothic letters: “† S(IGILLUM) DOMINI PAULI BORROW-LONGAIN”
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