"The Uffenbach brothers are in Amsterdam, visiting Jacob de Wilde to see his museum. They first look at his antique sculpture. Uffenbach comments on the small emperors heads bought at Van der Mij in Leiden and the large sculptures of Pallas and Apollo, which according to De Wilde came from the Arundel collection. Uffenbach describes De Wilde's coin cabinet and refers to the printed images of these; according to Uffenbach, the cabinet was green and painted by a pupil of De Lairesse with allegories in grisaille."