1. Sir John Tradescant, sen., three-quarter size, ornamented with fruit, flowers, and garden roots.
2. The same, after his decease.
3. The same, a small three-quarter piece, in water colours.
4. A large painting of his wife, son, and daughter, quarter-length.
5. Sir John Tradescant, junior, in his garden, with a spade in his hand, half-length.
6. The same with his wife, half-length.
7. The same, with his friend Zythepsa of Lambeth, a collection of shells, &c. upon a table before them.
8. A large quarter piece inscribed Sir John Tradescant's second wife and son.
Granger says he saw a picture at a gentleman's house in Wiltshire, which was not unlike that of the deceased Tradescant, and the inscription was applicable to it:
"Mortuus haud alio quam quo pater ore quiesti,