Ontwerp voor een glasraam met wapens van de waarschappij 1630 - 1672

This 17th-century design by Pieter Jansz. for a stained glass window displays a collection of nine heraldic shields. Each shield represents a different territory or family with distinctive symbols, such as lions, crosses, ducks, and keys. The coats of arms are arranged in a symmetrical composition, with the central shield prominently featuring a crown and two supporting lions. The artwork is a testament to the significance of heraldry in the Dutch society of the 17th century, highlighting the pride and identity of the depicted territories and families.