[“NEC IRA IOVIS”] Landscape with laurel tree

The image depicts a tree, likely a laurel, with dense foliage and a straight trunk. A banner wraps around the trunk with the inscription “NEC IRA IOVIS”. Below the tree, the year 1639 is written. In the background, there is a detailed landscape featuring a fortified city, a harbor with ships, and several mounted figures riding horses, possibly soldiers. The scene is surrounded by hills and mountains, giving it a dynamic and historical atmosphere. The Latin motto NEC IRA IOVI translates into English as: Not even the wrath of Jupiter. This suggests resilience or invulnerability, even against the anger of the supreme Roman god, Jupiter (equivalent to Zeus in Greek mythology).