Ontwerp voor glasraam zes voor de kerk te Oudshoorn 1663 - 1667

This design for a stained glass window, created by Dutch artist Pieter Jansz. between 1663 and 1667, showcases an elaborate composition of coats of arms and cherubic figures. The central element features a shield flanked by two heraldic supporters, with additional shields arranged symmetrically in a grid format, likely representing the lineage or family history of the intended patron. The intricate details of the design, including the ornate framing and the delicate depictions of the cherubs, highlight the precision and skill of the artist, reflecting the artistry prevalent in Dutch stained glass of the 17th century. The design, although never realized in glass, offers a glimpse into the decorative practices and artistic trends of the era, further showcasing the creative vision of Pieter Jansz.