Escudo de armas de los Linares - Potes, Santander, España
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N 43° 09.251 W 004° 37.289
30T E 368165 N 4779212
El escudo de Armas de Linares se encuentra en el convento de jesuítas del siglo XVIII, con una impresionante portada.
Waymark Code: WM17E4V
Location: Cantabria, Spain
Date Posted: 02/04/2023
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Pieza armera, timbrada por un yelmo redondo, con labra en forma de media naranja al que acompañan dos amores que sostienen la tarjeta por la parte superior y posan sus pies sobre sendas cabezas de mastín.
A cada lado de la punta aparece el busto de un ángel; lleva adorno de lambrequines y cruz floreteada acolada.
El campo está sin dividir y en él pueden apreciarse los siguientes elementos:
1) En el cantón superior derecho una rueda (hoy esaparecida) sujeta a dos columnas, y debajo un árbol arrancado con dos animales arrimados al tronco y afrontados.
2) En el flanco izquierdo un águila explayada, surmontada de dos luceros de cinco radios, uno a cada lado de su cabeza, y debajo un castillo .
La rueda sujeta a las columnas y la mata de lino que suele llevar el águila en sus patas representan el lino o lugar de linares, topónimo que indica el rico cultivo de esta planta.
Piece of armor, stamped by a round helmet, with carvings in the shape of a better half accompanied by two loves who hold the card at the top and place their feet on two heads of mastiffs.
On each side of the point appears the bust of an angel; It is adorned with lambrequins and a floreted cross attached.
The field is undivided and the following elements can be seen in it:
1) In the upper right corner, a wheel (now disappeared) attached to two columns, and below an uprooted tree with two animals leaning against the trunk and facing each other.
2) On the left flank an extended eagle, surmounted by two stars with five rays, one on each side of its head, and below a castle.
The wheel attached to the columns and the flax bush that the eagle usually carries on its feet represent flax or the place of linares, a place name that indicates the rich cultivation of this plant.
Bearer of Coat of Arms: Noble (aristocratic) family
Full name of the bearer: Baltasar de Linares
Where is Coat of Arms installed (short description) ?:
El escudo está en la portada del antiguo convento de los Jesuitas en Potes, calle San Roque.
Material / Design: Stone
Blazon (heraldic description):
Pieza armera, timbrada por un yelmo redondo, con labra en forma de media naranja al que acompañan dos amores que sostienen la tarjeta por la parte superior y posan sus pies sobre sendas cabezas de mastín.
A cada lado de la punta aparece el busto de un ángel; lleva adorno de lambrequines y cruz floreteada acolada.
Piece of armor, stamped by a round helmet, with carvings in the shape of a better half accompanied by two loves who hold the card at the top and place their feet on two heads of mastiffs.
On each side of the point appears the bust of an angel; It is adorned with lambrequins and a floreted cross attached.
Address:
Calle San Roque
39570 Potes
Santander
España
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