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Two Heraldic Panels

Two Heraldic PanelsNorthern Lowlands
1600
White glass with enamel
28 x 22 (11 x 8 11/16) each
A. Mending lead

Provenance: Robertsons of Knightsbridge, London; George G. Booth, Bloomfield Hills
Bibliography: Unpublished

Collection: Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum and Cranbrook Educational Community (Bloomfield Hills, Michigan)
Object/Accession: A. CAAM 1927.100; B. CAAM 1927.100

Arms: Or on a triple mount a winged horse rampant and in chief two mullets of eight points gules (unidentified); crest: a barred helm to dexter; mantling of the colors
Inscription: Hoe vast onfeilbaarlijck is Gods belof t genadigh/ Da hij ons in sijn woort doet klaerelijck verstaan/ Als dat hij en blijf t een vader seer weldadigh / Derweesen dien hij sigh ontfermt en neemt aan/ Soo sijn wij door u Geloof en hope vastgestelt/ In Gades vast verbont soo ons de schrift /vermelt Arij Harmenve/ Overgaau 1600

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: Bloomfield Hills, Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum and Cranbrook Educational Community, Michigan

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