One panel from a series of Mortlake tapestries depicting the life of Diogenes, illustrating Dioogenes, kneeling by a stream washing herbs as Plato stands before him, within a landscape of trees and crags. Border of floral swags and large acanthus leaves with cartouches at the centre of top and lower borders, on brown ground. One of a set of five panels from this series in the Royal Collection.

Sets at Weald Hall (with borders by Clein) and at Belton House follow the same design. The present set is likely to have been the first, Mortlake, weaving of which later sets were copies.