Allegory on Life and Death, attributed to: Jacob Hoefnagel (the figure and landscape within the oval) and Joris Hoefnagel (animals, insects and plants on the border); an oval panel containing a child seated in front of a rose bush holding a skull and an hour-glass, surrounded by dead roses, insects and animals, including a frog, a mouse and a stag-beetle. Bodycolour and watercolour with gold leaf on vellum, Height: 168 millimetres, Width: 236 millimetres, The British Museum