 Another work that dates back to Pourbus' early years in Bruges is his only remaining non-religious history work, "An Allegory of True Love", currently part of the Wallace Collection in London.In 1549, Pourbus' name started to appear in a number of historical documents; he was named yearly, and sometimes even daily, in many official sources.During this period he received many notable commissions from the Brugse Vrije, such as the decorations for the Joyous Entry of Charles V and Philip II in 1549 ('Blijde intocht van Karel V en prins Filips in 1549'), a design for a new banquet hall, and the "Last Judgment" ("Laatste Oordeel").