Behind the figure on the left, who rests a rifle on his shoulder, are two axes with spikes and three flags.
The bottom right of this painting features an unfolded piece of paper with four quadrants, lying among some rocks. The same scene was depicted by a six-page engraving by Jacques Callot, which the artist of this piece takes liberties with. It was designed for a room containing ten scenes from Hercules' life, the Hall of Realms. A self-portrait of the artist appears on the far right, and is separated from the other figures by a large horse in the foreground with his rear to the viewer - above the horse's head is a large blue-and-white checkered flag. Behind the figure on the left, who rests a rifle on his shoulder, are two axes with spikes and three flags. In the title action of this canvas, a man with a pink sash holds a telescope in his left hand and places his right hand on the shoulder of Justin of Nassau, while soldiers on the right hold lances that point upwards. FTP, name this painting in which Ambrosio Spinola receives keys to the title city, a work by Diego Velázquez.
The bottom right of this painting features an unfolded piece of paper with four quadrants, lying among some rocks.
The {Surrender} of {Breda} [or La {Rendición} de {Breda}; accept {El cuadro} de las {lanzas} before {lances} are mentioned]