Oil painting on canvas, The Brussels Picture Gallery of the Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria (1614- 1662) by David Teniers the younger (Antwerp 1610 - Brussels 1690), bottom left: DAVID * TENIERS ** FEC / 1651. Teniers himself, as Keeper of the Archduke Leopold''s collection, standing, centre, exhibiting a Lamentation (or Pietà) by Annibale Carracci to the Archduke, who is pointing with his stick to a portrait by Catena, to Bishop Antoon Triest. The Archduke owned 517 Italian High Renaissance pictures, many of which were acquired from the English royal collection after the execution of Charles I in 1649. Other members of his entourage are grouped round a table in the window-bay. Most of the pictures are arranged frame to frame in five rows on a screen-like wall, with consequent distortions in their relation proportions. The setting ought to be a room in the Coudenberg Palace in Brussels, but is probably in fact imaginary. A pair of dogs trot in front of the pictures on the floor.