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"Genealogy and Record of the Marriages of the Schotte Family from the Year 1369 to the Year 1657." [Brussels? c. 1657] ± 75 x 59 cm, parchment, brown, red, and gold inks, coats of arms highlighted with gouache and watercolor, in French (multiple tears with a gap on the left side partially affecting two entries, stains, traces of adhesive tape, and old repairs on the reverse). Rolled on a wooden rod of the same thickness (damaged; upper rod missing). Family tree showing the descendants of Jehan de Schotte, squire under John III, Duke of Brabant. Several members of this family served as aldermen or held important offices in the duchy. The Schotte family was admitted to the Brussels Steenweghs lineage as early as the beginning of the 17th century, including Charles Schotte, Lord of Herbaijs, who was admitted in 1619. The painting is adorned with 78 coats of arms, including the combined arms with the van den Hove, Rampaert, Herseele, Parmont, de Vischere, Steenweghe, Delsaut, van der Beken, Vilters, d’Ebijswalt, de Bieberstein, and Rogalla Zawadsky.
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