Blad voor wapenrand bij een kaart van de Purmer (derde blad) 1683

This 1683 print, attributed to an anonymous artist, features four coats of arms. Each coat of arms, richly adorned with decorative flourishes, belongs to a prominent Dutch family: Jacob Trom, Jan Huijft, Dirk Daalder, Jan van Loon and Jan Braaker. This type of heraldic art was common in the 17th century, reflecting the importance of lineage and status within Dutch society. The print, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a visual glimpse into the past, showcasing the intricate symbolism and artistry employed in representing noble families.