Papers by Klaas Padberg Evenboer
Miscellania Heraldica I, 2020
This is the original version published in 2022 - The winners of the jousts of the tournament comp... more This is the original version published in 2022 - The winners of the jousts of the tournament company 'The White Bear' in Bruges, 1380-1458. An authentic manuscript from the Burgundian period. The manuscript in the Royal Library of Brussels is dated around 1460. It shows the coats of arms of the participants who won the tournament in this period. Participants came from Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Ghent and Mechelen. These participants belonged to the patriciate and nobility of their city. Flemish squires and knights also took part, as well as noblemen from the surroundings of the Burgundian court. //........... //Ceci est la version originale publiée en 2022 - Les gagnants des joutes de la société du tournoi 'L'Ours Blanc' à Bruges, 1380-1458. Un manuscrit authentique de l'époque bourguignonne. Le manuscrit de la Bibliothèque royale de Bruxelles est daté d'environ 1460. Il montre les blasons des participants qui ont remporté le tournoi à cette époque. Les participants sont venus de Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Gand et Malines. Ces participants appartenaient au patriciat et à la noblesse de leur ville. Des écuyers et chevaliers flamands y participaient également, ainsi que des nobles des environs de la cour de Bourgogne.
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Blazoen, jaargang 10, nummer 3 , 2024
A gradual from 1359; early heraldry from the Electorate of Mainz.
In the library of St. Peter's C... more A gradual from 1359; early heraldry from the Electorate of Mainz.
In the library of St. Peter's Cathedral in Fritzlar, North Hesse, a former collegiate church, there is a manuscript of a gradual, the 'Graduale Fritzlariense ad usum chori'. According to the information on the inside of the front cover, it was purchased by the chapter for the Peter and Paul altar in 1359.
The book contains the coats of arms of three prelates of the collegiate church who donated the book, and the coat of arms of the author.
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Genealogica & Heraldica XXXV. Reformation, revolution, restoration, 2023
A heraldic codex under number B89.420 is part of the collection of old prints and manuscripts of ... more A heraldic codex under number B89.420 is part of the collection of old prints and manuscripts of the Hendrik Conscience Heritage Library in Antwerp. In addition to various coats of arms series, this codex contains a collection of statutes of chivalric orders, chronicles, tractates, herbal recipes, poetry, and iconographic material, written in Latin, German, and Middle Dutch. The heraldic codex is constructed chronologically and compiled between 1433 and approximately 1460. Research by Professor Wim van Anrooij has clearly shown that Hendrik van Heessel is the compiler of this manuscript.
Hendrik van Heessel, Austria Herald and King of Arms of the Ruwieren of the Holy Roman Empire mentioned 1433-1470, served under Emperor Sigismund, king of the Romans Albert II and Frederick III, and Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy.
Hendrik van Heessel has been enjoying growing interest since 2006. Van Anrooij stimulated this interest. The attention in the various publications focuses not so much on his heraldic oeuvre as on his role as a diplomat in the service of Philip the Good.
This article analyses the different drawing styles that can be distinguished in his heraldic codex and the development thereof. It examines why certain coats of arms series are drawn in more detail and what that means. The distinguishable styles will also be linked and compared with some known and unknown heraldic manuscripts.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 9, nr. 2, 2023
Provenance of a grenadier cap with coat of arms from the first half of the 18th century / Herkoms... more Provenance of a grenadier cap with coat of arms from the first half of the 18th century / Herkomst van grenadiersmijter met wapen uit de eerste helft van de 18e eeuw / Herkunft einer Grenadiermütze mit Wappen aus der ersten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 8, nr. 4, 2022
A document recording the reconciliation between two branches of the Vander Noot family and the pe... more A document recording the reconciliation between two branches of the Vander Noot family and the perpetrator's punishment, resulting in a change of coat of arms / Een document waarin de verzoening tussen twee takken van de 'magental' Vander Noot en de bestraffing van de dader wordt vastgelegd, resulterend in een wapenverandering / Ein Dokument, das die Versöhnung zwischen zwei Zweigen der Familie Vander Noot und die Bestrafung des Täters dokumentiert, was zu einer Änderung des Wappens führte.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 8, nr. 3, 2022
Robert Steimel (1907-1984) was known for his vast heraldic knowledge of the Rhineland region. His... more Robert Steimel (1907-1984) was known for his vast heraldic knowledge of the Rhineland region. His oeuvre includes armorials, descriptions of seals, and municipal heraldry. / Robert Steimel war Mitte des letzten Jahrhunderts für seine heraldischen Kenntnisse im Rheinland bekannt. Sein Oeuvre umfasst Wappenbücher, Siegelbeschreibungen und kommunale Heraldik / Robert Steimel stond in het midden van de vorige eeuw bekend om zijn kennis van de heraldiek in het Rijnland. Zijn oeuvre omvat wapenboeken, beschrijvingen van zegels en communale heraldiek.
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BLAZOEN, volume 7, nr. 3, 2021
Briefly, a first description is made of an armorial in the library of the abbey of Saint-Vaast in... more Briefly, a first description is made of an armorial in the library of the abbey of Saint-Vaast in Arras. The armorial appears to originate from Utrecht and was made around 1550.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 7, nr. 3, 2021
In het kort wordt hier een eerste aanzet gegeven van een beschrijving van een wapenboek, welke zi... more In het kort wordt hier een eerste aanzet gegeven van een beschrijving van een wapenboek, welke zich bevindt in de Sint-Vaastabdij te Atrecht (Arras). Het wapenboek blijkt van oorsprong uit Utrecht te komen en is gemaakt om 1550.
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Heraldicum Disputationes, jrg. 26, nr. 1, 2021
The tournament of Ghent, June 20, 1369 - Recently discovered manuscripts, dating from the 16th an... more The tournament of Ghent, June 20, 1369 - Recently discovered manuscripts, dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, about this tournament show the participants with their coats of arms. The manuscripts are by Jacques le Boucq, herald and king of arms of Emperor Charles V, lord of the Netherlands, and Engelbert Flacchio, king of arms 'Luxembourg', of Philip IV of Spain and later Charles II.
The tournament was held in honor of the marriage of Philip Duke of Burgundy and Margareta Countess of Flanders. 57 participants took part in the tournament. These participants belonged to the Flemish and Brabant nobility, and the magistrate families of the cities of Ghent, Bruges, Brussels, Antwerp and Mechelen.
Le tournoi de Gand, 20 juin 1369 - Des manuscrits récemment découverts, datant des XVIe et XVIIe siècles, de ce tournoi montrent les participants avec leurs blasons. Les manuscrits ont été écrits par Jacques le Boucq, héraut et roi d'armes de l'empereur Charles V, seigneur des Pays-Bas, et d'Engelbert Flacchio, roi d'armes "Luxembourg", de Philippe IV d'Espagne et plus tard de Charles II.
Le tournoi a eu lieu en l'honneur du mariage de Philippe duc de Bourgogne et Margareta comtesse de Flandre. 57 participants ont pris part au tournoi. Ces participants appartenaient à la noblesse flamande et brabançonne, et aux familles de magistrats des villes de Gand, Bruges, Bruxelles, Anvers et Malines.
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Miscellania Heraldica I, 2020
The winners of the jousts of the tournament company
'The White Bear' in Bruges, 1380-1458.
An a... more The winners of the jousts of the tournament company
'The White Bear' in Bruges, 1380-1458.
An authentic manuscript from the Burgundian period. The manuscript in the Royal Library of Brussels is dated around 1460. It shows the coats of arms of the participants who won the tournament in this period. Participants came from Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Ghent and Mechelen. These participants belonged to the patriciate and nobility of their city. Flemish squires and knights also took part, as well as noblemen from the surroundings of the Burgundian court.
Les gagnants des joutes de la société du tournoi
'L'Ours Blanc' à Bruges, 1380-1458.
Un manuscrit authentique de l'époque bourguignonne. Le manuscrit de la Bibliothèque royale de Bruxelles est daté d'environ 1460. Il montre les blasons des participants qui ont remporté le tournoi à cette époque. Les participants sont venus de Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Gand et Malines. Ces participants appartenaient au patriciat et à la noblesse de leur ville. Des écuyers et chevaliers flamands y participaient également, ainsi que des nobles des environs de la cour de Bourgogne.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 7, nr. 2, 2021
Interview: Das mittelalterliche Manuskript der Berghse-Chronik / The medieval manuscript Berghse ... more Interview: Das mittelalterliche Manuskript der Berghse-Chronik / The medieval manuscript Berghse Chronicle.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 6, nr. 4, 2020
Ryhiner, a 500-year-old familylineage from Basel / Ryhiner, eine 500-jährige Abstammung aus Basel.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 6, nr. 3, 2020
Two articles:
- Supralibros, an unknown coat of arms on a binding.
- Ceramic fragment with coats ... more Two articles:
- Supralibros, an unknown coat of arms on a binding.
- Ceramic fragment with coats of arms found in the Thames.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 6, nr. 1, 2020
The heraldic riddle of a gravestone in St. Audomar in Frechen, Germany, resolved.
Das heraldische... more The heraldic riddle of a gravestone in St. Audomar in Frechen, Germany, resolved.
Das heraldische Rätsel eines Grabsteins in St. Audomar in Frechen wurde gelöst.
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Maaseikenaar, jaargang LI, nr. 3, 2020
A heraldic find in the backyard in Maaseik, Belgium. Earthenware fragment with heraldic depiction... more A heraldic find in the backyard in Maaseik, Belgium. Earthenware fragment with heraldic depiction.
Klaas Padberg Evenboer and Koen J.P. Verhees.
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The weather vanes from Huis IJsselvliedt in Wezep.
Die Windfahnen von Huis IJsselvliedt in Weze... more The weather vanes from Huis IJsselvliedt in Wezep.
Die Windfahnen von Huis IJsselvliedt in Wezep
Heraldiek - Heraldry - Heraldik
Familiewapens - Coat of arms - Familienwappen
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 5, nummer 1, 2019
Die Grabsteine der Familie von Fürstenberg in der Dorfkirche von Oldenbroek. - In diesem Artikel ... more Die Grabsteine der Familie von Fürstenberg in der Dorfkirche von Oldenbroek. - In diesem Artikel werden einige Grabsteine der westfälischen Familie von Fürstenberg aus dem frühen 17. Jahrhundert beschrieben, einem Zweig der Familie, die sich im 15. Jahrhundert in Gelderland niederließ.
The gravestones of the von Fürstenberg family in the village church of Oldenbroek. - A few gravestones from the early 17th century of the Westphalian family von Fürstenberg, a branch of the family that settled in Gelderland in the 15th century, are described in this article.
De grafstenen van de familie van Fürstenberg in de dorpskerk van Oldenbroek. - Een paar grafstenen uit het begin van de 17e eeuw van de Westfaalse familie von Fürstenberg, een tak van de familie die zich in Gelderland vestigde in de 15e eeuw, worden in dit artikel beschreven.
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BLAZOEN, jaargang 4, nummer 4, 2018
A passion triptych in the Municipal Museum of Weert depicting the canon Johann Georg Monimet name... more A passion triptych in the Municipal Museum of Weert depicting the canon Johann Georg Monimet named Bolandt, † 1621.
Ein Passions-Triptychon im Gemeentemuseum van Weert, das den Kanoniker Johann Georg Monimet genannt Bolandt darstellt, † 1621.
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Papers by Klaas Padberg Evenboer
In the library of St. Peter's Cathedral in Fritzlar, North Hesse, a former collegiate church, there is a manuscript of a gradual, the 'Graduale Fritzlariense ad usum chori'. According to the information on the inside of the front cover, it was purchased by the chapter for the Peter and Paul altar in 1359.
The book contains the coats of arms of three prelates of the collegiate church who donated the book, and the coat of arms of the author.
Hendrik van Heessel, Austria Herald and King of Arms of the Ruwieren of the Holy Roman Empire mentioned 1433-1470, served under Emperor Sigismund, king of the Romans Albert II and Frederick III, and Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy.
Hendrik van Heessel has been enjoying growing interest since 2006. Van Anrooij stimulated this interest. The attention in the various publications focuses not so much on his heraldic oeuvre as on his role as a diplomat in the service of Philip the Good.
This article analyses the different drawing styles that can be distinguished in his heraldic codex and the development thereof. It examines why certain coats of arms series are drawn in more detail and what that means. The distinguishable styles will also be linked and compared with some known and unknown heraldic manuscripts.
English version on page 13
The tournament was held in honor of the marriage of Philip Duke of Burgundy and Margareta Countess of Flanders. 57 participants took part in the tournament. These participants belonged to the Flemish and Brabant nobility, and the magistrate families of the cities of Ghent, Bruges, Brussels, Antwerp and Mechelen.
Le tournoi de Gand, 20 juin 1369 - Des manuscrits récemment découverts, datant des XVIe et XVIIe siècles, de ce tournoi montrent les participants avec leurs blasons. Les manuscrits ont été écrits par Jacques le Boucq, héraut et roi d'armes de l'empereur Charles V, seigneur des Pays-Bas, et d'Engelbert Flacchio, roi d'armes "Luxembourg", de Philippe IV d'Espagne et plus tard de Charles II.
Le tournoi a eu lieu en l'honneur du mariage de Philippe duc de Bourgogne et Margareta comtesse de Flandre. 57 participants ont pris part au tournoi. Ces participants appartenaient à la noblesse flamande et brabançonne, et aux familles de magistrats des villes de Gand, Bruges, Bruxelles, Anvers et Malines.
'The White Bear' in Bruges, 1380-1458.
An authentic manuscript from the Burgundian period. The manuscript in the Royal Library of Brussels is dated around 1460. It shows the coats of arms of the participants who won the tournament in this period. Participants came from Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Ghent and Mechelen. These participants belonged to the patriciate and nobility of their city. Flemish squires and knights also took part, as well as noblemen from the surroundings of the Burgundian court.
Les gagnants des joutes de la société du tournoi
'L'Ours Blanc' à Bruges, 1380-1458.
Un manuscrit authentique de l'époque bourguignonne. Le manuscrit de la Bibliothèque royale de Bruxelles est daté d'environ 1460. Il montre les blasons des participants qui ont remporté le tournoi à cette époque. Les participants sont venus de Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Gand et Malines. Ces participants appartenaient au patriciat et à la noblesse de leur ville. Des écuyers et chevaliers flamands y participaient également, ainsi que des nobles des environs de la cour de Bourgogne.
- Supralibros, an unknown coat of arms on a binding.
- Ceramic fragment with coats of arms found in the Thames.
Das heraldische Rätsel eines Grabsteins in St. Audomar in Frechen wurde gelöst.
Klaas Padberg Evenboer and Koen J.P. Verhees.
Die Windfahnen von Huis IJsselvliedt in Wezep
Heraldiek - Heraldry - Heraldik
Familiewapens - Coat of arms - Familienwappen
The gravestones of the von Fürstenberg family in the village church of Oldenbroek. - A few gravestones from the early 17th century of the Westphalian family von Fürstenberg, a branch of the family that settled in Gelderland in the 15th century, are described in this article.
De grafstenen van de familie van Fürstenberg in de dorpskerk van Oldenbroek. - Een paar grafstenen uit het begin van de 17e eeuw van de Westfaalse familie von Fürstenberg, een tak van de familie die zich in Gelderland vestigde in de 15e eeuw, worden in dit artikel beschreven.
Ein Passions-Triptychon im Gemeentemuseum van Weert, das den Kanoniker Johann Georg Monimet genannt Bolandt darstellt, † 1621.
In the library of St. Peter's Cathedral in Fritzlar, North Hesse, a former collegiate church, there is a manuscript of a gradual, the 'Graduale Fritzlariense ad usum chori'. According to the information on the inside of the front cover, it was purchased by the chapter for the Peter and Paul altar in 1359.
The book contains the coats of arms of three prelates of the collegiate church who donated the book, and the coat of arms of the author.
Hendrik van Heessel, Austria Herald and King of Arms of the Ruwieren of the Holy Roman Empire mentioned 1433-1470, served under Emperor Sigismund, king of the Romans Albert II and Frederick III, and Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy.
Hendrik van Heessel has been enjoying growing interest since 2006. Van Anrooij stimulated this interest. The attention in the various publications focuses not so much on his heraldic oeuvre as on his role as a diplomat in the service of Philip the Good.
This article analyses the different drawing styles that can be distinguished in his heraldic codex and the development thereof. It examines why certain coats of arms series are drawn in more detail and what that means. The distinguishable styles will also be linked and compared with some known and unknown heraldic manuscripts.
English version on page 13
The tournament was held in honor of the marriage of Philip Duke of Burgundy and Margareta Countess of Flanders. 57 participants took part in the tournament. These participants belonged to the Flemish and Brabant nobility, and the magistrate families of the cities of Ghent, Bruges, Brussels, Antwerp and Mechelen.
Le tournoi de Gand, 20 juin 1369 - Des manuscrits récemment découverts, datant des XVIe et XVIIe siècles, de ce tournoi montrent les participants avec leurs blasons. Les manuscrits ont été écrits par Jacques le Boucq, héraut et roi d'armes de l'empereur Charles V, seigneur des Pays-Bas, et d'Engelbert Flacchio, roi d'armes "Luxembourg", de Philippe IV d'Espagne et plus tard de Charles II.
Le tournoi a eu lieu en l'honneur du mariage de Philippe duc de Bourgogne et Margareta comtesse de Flandre. 57 participants ont pris part au tournoi. Ces participants appartenaient à la noblesse flamande et brabançonne, et aux familles de magistrats des villes de Gand, Bruges, Bruxelles, Anvers et Malines.
'The White Bear' in Bruges, 1380-1458.
An authentic manuscript from the Burgundian period. The manuscript in the Royal Library of Brussels is dated around 1460. It shows the coats of arms of the participants who won the tournament in this period. Participants came from Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Ghent and Mechelen. These participants belonged to the patriciate and nobility of their city. Flemish squires and knights also took part, as well as noblemen from the surroundings of the Burgundian court.
Les gagnants des joutes de la société du tournoi
'L'Ours Blanc' à Bruges, 1380-1458.
Un manuscrit authentique de l'époque bourguignonne. Le manuscrit de la Bibliothèque royale de Bruxelles est daté d'environ 1460. Il montre les blasons des participants qui ont remporté le tournoi à cette époque. Les participants sont venus de Lille (Epinette), Ypres, Douai, Tournai, Vallenciennes, Gand et Malines. Ces participants appartenaient au patriciat et à la noblesse de leur ville. Des écuyers et chevaliers flamands y participaient également, ainsi que des nobles des environs de la cour de Bourgogne.
- Supralibros, an unknown coat of arms on a binding.
- Ceramic fragment with coats of arms found in the Thames.
Das heraldische Rätsel eines Grabsteins in St. Audomar in Frechen wurde gelöst.
Klaas Padberg Evenboer and Koen J.P. Verhees.
Die Windfahnen von Huis IJsselvliedt in Wezep
Heraldiek - Heraldry - Heraldik
Familiewapens - Coat of arms - Familienwappen
The gravestones of the von Fürstenberg family in the village church of Oldenbroek. - A few gravestones from the early 17th century of the Westphalian family von Fürstenberg, a branch of the family that settled in Gelderland in the 15th century, are described in this article.
De grafstenen van de familie van Fürstenberg in de dorpskerk van Oldenbroek. - Een paar grafstenen uit het begin van de 17e eeuw van de Westfaalse familie von Fürstenberg, een tak van de familie die zich in Gelderland vestigde in de 15e eeuw, worden in dit artikel beschreven.
Ein Passions-Triptychon im Gemeentemuseum van Weert, das den Kanoniker Johann Georg Monimet genannt Bolandt darstellt, † 1621.
Het boek bevat inleidende artikelen over het bestuur, heraldiek als levende tekentaal, en heraldiek als immaterieel cultureel erfgoed. Het boek bevat diverse indexen, een analyse over 10 jaar wapenregistraties, en een lijst van intekenaren.
Elk wapen bevat de blazoenering en de naam van de heraldische kunstenaar /-/-/
This is the first armorial published by the Dutch Heraldry Society. This anniversary book contains 200 coats of arms registered by the College of Heralds between 2014 - 2024.
The book contains introductory articles on heraldry as a living sign language and heraldry as an intangible cultural heritage. It contains various indexes, an analysis of 10 years of coats of arms registrations, and a list of subscribers.
Each coat of arms contains the blazon and the name of the heraldic artist.