Fourth title print within the series of in total 48 prints and four title prints with depictions of animals (mainly insects), plants (mainly flowers) and fruits after Joris Hoefnagel. In the center a skull with a laurel wreath in a monogram of the letters: Homo. On either side of this, two vases each with a bouquet and the words: Homo Bulla, referring to the comparison of man to a bubble, symbolizing the brevity of human life. Above them two bubble-blowing snakes with a devil's wing with a moon on the right and an angel's wing with a sun on the left. In the representation also a squirrel and an owl and in the center three lines in Latin (Ps. 102). At the top and bottom also texts in Latin. At the bottom the title with on both sides the words: pars quarta. Print from a series of 48, divided into four separate parts of twelve prints each., Animals, plants and fruits around a skull and snakes blowing bubbles Insects, flowers and fruits (series title) Archetypa studiaque patris GeorgiI Hoe