This type of allegorical representations of abundance or fecundity was very popular among cabinet paintings from this period. Artists such as Rubens, Jan Brueghel the Elder, Hendrick de Clerck and Hendrick van Balen, among others, also made such works, often in collaboration. Here, fertility is represented by a six-breasted figure at the center of the composition. She bears a horn of plenty and is accompanied by four children that may represent the four seasons. Nature’s abundant offerings surround her, including both flora—numerous species of trees, flowers and fruit—and fauna, including domesticated and wild mammals, exotic animals, reptiles, insects, fish and crustaceans. All are rendered with exquisite detail (Text from La Belleza Cautiva. Pequeños tesoros del Museo del Prado, Museo Nacional del Prado, Obra Social la Caixa, 2014, p. 132).