Ontwerp voor een glasraam met blanco wapenschilden en putti 1630 - 1672

This design for a stained glass window by Pieter Jansz. dates from the mid-17th century, demonstrating his mastery of the Baroque style. The central element is a coat of arms, flanked by cherubs and framed by elaborate ornamentation, all within a grid system that suggests the window's overall structure. The blank shields are intended for the coats of arms of patrons, highlighting the personalized nature of such commissions. The sketch's delicate lines and subtle shading create a sense of light and depth, echoing the potential brilliance of the finished glasswork. This drawing serves as a testament to the artist's skill and the role of design in the creation of these intricate and meaningful works of art.