holds four more bubbles . They could represent the bubble s of life. Bubbles in general reflect things, as in a mirror. Could these bubbles exemplify the life of a man? They seem to be telling us of times to come or of times past. Behind the baby are two half statures of women. They look Roman-like in appearance. These classical busts have on robes of possibly something like a toga. The statues seem to be in a darker background than the baby boy is . It could be the background or it could be that during these times the Romans were looked down upon and in this portrait they were neglected from the light as Judas was in Leonardo's Last Supper. Going further down the picture, the light and the colors seem to seem to get fuller and reach a maximum in very center. Similarly, to the right of the statues sits a globe of the earth on the top of an atlas. One side of the globe is more heavenly lighted than the other. The lighted side is America of New World. May be the painter seems to think that light of God seems to prefer to shine upon America rather than the rest of the world. His favor is possibly upon the New World. Right below the glove is a human skull. The jaw of the skull is dislodged from the head while the head itself seems to be surrounded by leaves that created a crowned look. A turned over candle stick lies to the right of the skull. There is still an orange-red amber left at the tip of the wick dark flowing smoke slowly away from it. This tells us the

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