Title

Johannis de Graef, Four coats of arms with ribbon, top of relief main entrance west side Reformed Burgerweeshuis, facing stone

Caption

Johannis de Graef, Four coats of arms with ribbon, top of relief main entrance west side Reformed Burgerweeshuis, facing stone sculpture sculpture building component sandstone stone, sculpted Four coats of arms of regents and regentesses of the orphanage above the relief (10092 ). continuous ribbon under the arms. On the left weapon from Meyer sheep for tree; also the Van Charante coat of arms in silver eighteen black ermine tails; the next coat of arms of Haan with the shield quartered I and IV lovingly stepping cock II and III quartered I and IV three waxers II and III crossbar, on the right arm of Verbrugge the shield in green three silver arrows the points down 2 and 1 On continuous ribbon under the arms: D. MEYER .V. CHARANTE M.D. HAAN I. VERBRUGG (E) (fallen) heraldry Gereformeerd Burgerweeshuis Gereformeerd Burger Orphanage war Second World War bombardment Rotterdam City Center Stadsdriehoek Goudsewagenstraat Goudsewagenstraat Rotterdam from rubble after the bombing of May 1940

Date

1940

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT19B55_289

Model release

NA

License type

Rights managed

Available size

77,2Mb (3,3Mb) / 25,2in x 11,9in / 7564 x 3568 (300dpi)

Keywords

Johannis de Graef Four coats arms ribbon relief main entrance west Reformed Burgerweeshuis facing stone sculpture building component sandstone stone kg sculpted coats regents regentesses orphanage relief continuous ribbon weapon Meyer sheep tree Van Charante coat silver eighteen black ermine tails next coat Haan shield quartered IV lovingly stepping cock II III IV three waxers III crossbar right arm Verbrugge shield green silver arrows points down MEYER A.V CHARANTE M.D HAAN I. VERBRUGG fallen heraldry Gereformeerd Gereformeerd Burger Orphanage war Second World War bombardment Rotterdam City Center Stadsdriehoek Goudsewagenstraat rubble bombing 1940 Netherlands Dutch Europe