Allegorie op de menselijke aard Naturae sequitur semina quisque suae

A central female figure, likely representing Nature, sits on a pedestal with a lion at her feet while a satyr gestures toward a radiant Sun with a human face. In the background, Egyptian-style obelisks rise behind a classical wall, and the entire scene is enclosed in an elaborate Mannerist frame. The border is decorated with nursing mothers, fruit garlands, and small mythological figures that reinforce themes of fertility and growth.

This work illustrates the Neoplatonic and Stoic concept of 'semina' or innate seeds within the soul that determine an individual's character and destiny. It visualizes the tension between the solar intellect and the animalistic passions, a central concern of Renaissance moral philosophy and natural magic.