Bust to the right of the physician and poet Petrus Hogerbeets in an oval frame with a Latin border text, which contains information about the person portrayed. On the left, Apollo stands as Apollo Medicus on a console near a column with a snake. He holds a harp. At his right foot a crow, which should have been watching over Coronis. On the right, Aesculapius stands near a rooster on a console. He holds an esculapus. Above the list medical instruments and books. Above left, Pegasus springing the Hippocrene. On the right, the young Aesculapius with the centaur Chiron, who raised him. Between these representations is a Latin text with information about the person portrayed. Bottom left and putto holding a laurel wreath, a palm branch and a snake biting its own tail as a symbol of eternity. Bottom right a putto on a skull, blowing bubbles as a vanitas symbol. Between the putti is an eight-line Latin text. Around the plate thirteen Latin poems by various authors, Portrait of Petrus Hogerbee