Ontwerp voor glasraam 9 geschonken door de steden van Holland 1665 - 1667

This 17th-century design by Pieter Jansz. for a stained glass window features a heraldic display of coats of arms representing the cities of Holland. The design, dating from 1665-1667, showcases the rich history and symbolism of the Dutch Republic through the visual language of heraldry. The arrangement of the coats of arms with their intricate details and the inclusion of cherubs at the top create a captivating visual narrative, reflecting the pride and unity of the region. The artwork serves as a testament to the historical significance of the Dutch Republic and its cities.