Wapenschild van de familie Eysenbergh 1660 - 1672

"Wapenschild van de familie Eysenbergh" is a heraldic drawing depicting the coat of arms of the Eysenbergh family, executed by Pieter Jansz. between 1660-1672. The drawing features a shield displaying three red caps, which likely represent the family's name or lineage. Above the shield, a whimsical crest is formed by a man with a long neck and a red cap, surrounded by elaborate scrollwork. This artwork is a testament to the Dutch tradition of heraldic art, and its meticulous detail and elegant composition highlight the skill of Pieter Jansz., a renowned artist of his time.