Oil on copper Signed in the lower left corner with initials: "AW IN F." Matías Diaz Padrón initially cataloged a series of Flemish works traditionally attributed to Artus Wolfordt, such as Anagramist AW Later Enrique Valdivieso (Valdivieso, E. «Two paintings by Abraham Willemsen in the Prado Museum and other works by this painter in Spain», Bulletin of the Prado Museum, vol. VII, n .º 21, Madrid, 1986, pp. 166-172.) identified the Anagramist AW with Abraham Willemsem (Antwerp?, h. 1610-1672). A disciple of Willen Antonissens in Antwerp and documented in 1645 in Paris, Willemsen s style, more advanced than Wolfordt s, is anecdotal and descriptive, derived from Brueghel de Velois, Francken II and van Balen. In Spain, thanks to the work of the dealers Forchaud and Musson, we find a large number of landscapes painted on copper, animated with religious figures like this one, although he also painted mythological and genre scenes. In the Prado Museum there are two works by Willemsen, which were part of the royal collections: "The Flight into Egypt" (oil on copper plate, 58 x 77 cm) and "Rest on the Flight into Egypt", (oil on copper sheet, 58 x 77 cm), also signed in a similar way. Measurements: 70 x 86 cm In the Prado Museum there are two works by Willemsen, which were part of the royal collections: "The Flight into Egypt" (oil on copper plate, 58 x 77 cm) and "Rest on the Flight into Egypt", (oil on copper sheet, 58 x 77 cm), also signed in a similar way. Measurements: 70 x 86 cm In the Prado Museum there are two works by Willemsen, which were part of the royal collections: "The Flight into Egypt" (oil on copper plate, 58 x 77 cm) and "Rest on the Flight into Egypt", (oil on copper sheet, 58 x 77 cm), also signed in a similar way. Measurements: 70 x 86 cm