Ontwerp voor glasraam vijftien in kerk te Oudshoorn 1663 - 1667

This design for a stained glass window by Pieter Jansz. from 1663-1667 features a series of coats of arms arranged in a decorative pattern, characteristic of his work in the Netherlands. The artist, known for his detailed and intricate drawings, included elaborate ornamentation around each shield, adding to the visual richness of the composition. While the exact intended location for this window is unknown, the design suggests a grand setting, perhaps in a church or civic building. The inscription at the center suggests a dedication or commemoration, adding to the historical and personal significance of the work. This design, with its emphasis on heraldry and ornate framing, embodies a typical stylistic approach prevalent in Dutch art during the 17th century.