Jean den Rooijen

Johannes Hubertus Petrus Josephus (Jean) den Rooijen (2 January 1866 – 12 February 1939) was a Dutch glazier.^[1]

Den Rooijen and his younger brother Piet (1867–1913) learned the trade as glass painters at the Roermond atelier F. Nicolas en Zonen [nl]. In 1895 Den Rooijen, assisted by his brother, started his own studio. It was known as gebrs. Den Rooijen. Piet had to stop working in 1908 due to illness and died a few years later. Jean continued the business alone. Work was done in a traditional, mostly neo-Gothic style. In addition to own designs, work was carried out for Joan Collette [nl], Frans Cox [nl] and Huib Luns, among others.^[2]

Jean den Rooijen died in 1939, at the age of 73. The studio was continued by his widow, until she sold it to JHM Wielders in 1951.

• Stained glass windows (1902-1924) for the Sint-Martinuskerk in Weert
• Stained glass windows (1905-1928) for the Sint-Nicolaaskerk in Edam
• Stained glass (1911-1912) for the Sint Gerlachuskerk in Banholt
• Stained glass windows (1913) in the choir of the Sint-Servatiuskerk in Westerhoven
• Stained glass windows (1927-1928) for the Sint-Lambertuskerk in Helmond
• Stained glass windows (1930) for the chapel of Klooster Opveld in Maastricht

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  Window in Gerlachuskerk, Banholt
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  Window in Sint Servatiuskerk, Westerhoven
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  Window in Gerlachuskerk, Banholt