This artwork is called "Kyoto and its Surrounding Scenery" and was created in the early 17th century. It is now collected at the Minneapolis Museum of Art in the United States. The picture depicts many famous attractions in Kyoto. For example, at the top of the second and third panels on the right, you can see the famous Kiyomizu Temple with its long stairs and high balcony. A group of people gathered there, admiring the blooming cherry blossoms below. In the upper left corner of the screen, you can find the Kamigamo Shrine, where an annual horse racing event is being held nearby. You can see various large and brightly colored vehicles - these are the floats of the annual Gion Festival parade.

This oil painting titled "Chinese Vases and Flowers, Shells and Insects" was created by Balthazar van der Astor, who is skilled in floral painting,. The composition of the painting and the organization of its elements, as well as the characteristics of Ambrosius Bosch's painting, include shells, insects, and decorative lizards above the signature, all of which are typical elements of the Van der Astor style. The existence of these elements may be related to the phenomenon of collecting rare things that was popular in the Netherlands at that time, similar to Schelter's works. The vases in the paintings are filled with brightly colored flowers, highlighting the tones of red, yellow, and orange. Visitors can now visit the Thyssen Bornemissa National Museum