Jordaens also played his part in a collaborative effort to decorate the Torre de la Parada, done between 1636 and 1681. Two works in the series attributed to Jordaens are "Apollo and Pan" (1637), made after a sketch by Rubens, and "Vertummus and Pomona" (1638). Further contributions debated include "Fall of the Titans", "Marriage of Peleus and Thetis", and "Cadmus Sowing the Dragons Teeth". In 1661, he was asked to paint three, fairly large lunettes for the newly constructed Amsterdam Town Hall.