Nemo Non by Pieter van der Heyden after Pieter Bruegel the Elder, c. 1563, allegorical scene of figures pursuing wealth and worldly gain amid spheres, games, and scattered possessions

active scene, allegory, architectural background, background settlement, balance scale, barrel and vessels, boarded structures, chess or checkerboard, detailed observation, distant figures, figures with tools, flemish art, foreground activity, games and gambling, gaming pieces, greed, human folly, human nature, interior and exterior, layered scene, moral lesson, morality play, multiple figures, musical instrument, outdoor landscape, philosophical theme, pieter bruegel the elder, pieter van der heyden, piled goods, pursuit of profit, renaissance allegory, renaissance symbolism, satire, scattered treasures, scrambling figures, self-interest, social commentary, spheres and globes, spherical forms, stacked objects, stone ball, struggling figures, symbolic objects, vice and virtue, village scene, wealth, weighing device, wooden buildings, worldly goods, Objects and still life,