Over the chimney.
A naked boy blowing bubbles and treading on a death’s head, representing Vanity, by Elizabetha Sirani.
Near the street door.
A large picture of dogs and foxes, by Peter Sneyders.
Over the door that goes into the first parlour.
A man’s head, by Giuseppe de Ribera, commonly call’d Il Spagnoletto.
On the landing place.
A large picture of David and Abigail, by Sir Peter Paul Rubens.
Over the door.
The adventure of Don Quixote and the barber, by a Spanish painter.