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The arms of alliance of Jan Boudaen Courten and Anna Maria Hoeufft, great-grandparents of Jacob Verheye van Citters, in a carved wooden frame with the arms of the sixteen quarters of the couple
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The alliance arms of Jan Boudaen Courten (1635-1716) and Anna Maria Hoeufft (1646-1715), great-grandparents of Jacob Verheye van Citters, in a carved wooden frame with the arms of the sixteen quarterings of the couple. Left, top to bottom: 1: Boudaen, 3: Courten, 2: ?, 4: Cassier, 5: Fourmenois, 7: Del Prado (or Del Prato), 6: Hureau, 8: Pellicorne. Right, top to bottom: 1: Hoeufft, 3: Luls, 2: van Wessem, 4: van Hoven, 5: Deutz, 7: Coymans, 6: Schroeff, 8: de Pickere. Part of a series of arms belonging to the donation of Jonkheer J. de Witte van Citters, The Hague, 1876. Part of the collection of heraldic objects.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionSubjects
Credit lineDe alliantiewapens van Jan Boudaen Courten en Anna Maria Hoeufft, overgrootouders van Jacob Verheye van Citters, in een gesneden houten lijst met de wapens van de zestien kwartieren van het echtpaar. 1675. Justus van Attevelt. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
