Mirror of Deceit

In the foreground a fox blows a soap bubble that has the shape of the world. In the background examples of earthly deceit: a woman looking in a mirror, a jester looking through a mirror at the moon, a painter depicting an angel as a devil, a chameleon. The print has a Latin inscription: 'Fallacus speculi cauesis te ludat imago: non aurum est, quidquid bractea fulua tegit'. At the bottom a legend of the scenes which are numbered alphabetically on the image. The print is part of a twelve-print series (II out of XII prints) with the subject twelve mirrors with which man tries to see God.