Glasraam 1 in de Sint-Janskerk te Gouda Vrijheid van Geweten triomfeert over de Tirannie Goudse glazen (serietitel) the glass window in the St. John's Church in Gouda with the idea: Freedom of conscience triumphs over tyranny. On a chariot, the Dutch government are in the guise of Minerva and Freedom of Conscience. They run over Tyranny. The chariot is pulled through the personification of Constancy, Love, Concord, Justice and Trouw. The show is surrounded by the arms of cities in the South district of the States of Holland. These cities are the givers of the glass window on the city of Gouda.

Glasraam 1 in de Sint-Janskerk te Gouda Vrijheid van Geweten triomfeert over de Tirannie Goudse glazen (serietitel) the glass window in the St. John's Church in Gouda with the idea: Freedom of conscience triumphs over tyranny. On a chariot, the Dutch government are in the guise of Minerva and Freedom of Conscience. They run over Tyranny. The chariot is pulled through the personification of Constancy, Love, Concord, Justice and Trouw. The show is surrounded by the arms of cities in the South district of the States of Holland. These cities are the givers of the glass window on the city of Gouda. Down a cartouche with tienregelige text in Dutch. Stained glass artist by Adriaan Gerritsz. Free to design Wtewael from 1595-1596 and placed in 1597. Manufacturer : print maker: Pieter Tanjé (indicated on object) to drawing of: Julius Caesar Boëtius (indicated on object) to a design of: Joachim Wtewael (indicated on object) to design: Adriaan Gerritsz. the Free Publisher: Pieter Mortier (II) Place manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1738 - 1754 Physical features: etching and engra material: paper Technique: etching / engra (printing process) Dimensions: plate edge: H 665 mm × W 313 mm Subject 'Sapientia' and the Seven Virtues ; Three Divine Virtues and the Four Cardinal Deugdendictatorial government, tyranny; "Tirannide '(Ripa) church-window, rose-window

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