page_title: Thomas de Rouck
hierarchical_section_title: Thomas de Rouck
caption_attribution_description: English: The hatching table of de RouckMagyar: Vonalkázott címerek Thomas de Rouck 1645-ös művéből
context_page_description: Thomas de Rouck was a steward and later the mayor of his native town Bergen op Zoom.
  De Rouck developed a late hatching system, but failed to make a serious cut.
  The engravings, according to his 1673 work, were possibly made by his relatives. The portrait of the vicar Lambertus de Rycke seen in the book was engraved by W[illem] de Rouck. F. J. van Ettro maintained, he was familiar with the hatching system of Zangrius. However, it seems more evident that even Butkens might have known Zangrius’ system despite his hatching table being radically different from that of Zangrius because he also applied the same oval escutcheon in his hatching table similar to what Zangrius did in his system.
context_section_description: Thomas de Rouck (baptized January 21, 1592, Bergen op Zoom - September 5, 1660, Bergen op Zoom) was a steward and later the mayor of his native town Bergen op Zoom.
  De Rouck developed a late hatching system (1645), but failed to make a serious cut.  
  The engravings, according to his 1673 work, were possibly made by his relatives. The portrait of the vicar Lambertus de Rycke (†1658) seen in the book was engraved by W[illem] de Rouck. F. J. van Ettro maintained, he was familiar with the hatching system of Zangrius. However, it seems more evident that even Butkens might have known Zangrius’ system despite his hatching table being radically different from that of Zangrius because he also applied the same oval escutcheon in his hatching table similar to what Zangrius did in his system.
caption: Hatching table of de Rouck (1645)
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