The presence of several hands in a single painting - here even three - is not uncommon especially if we consider that in the artistic workshops there were numerous painters, each with their own specialization. The figures, among whom the child on the right playing with a dog, is clearly a portrait of the head - workshop of Fiasella. Unlike the other characters, he looks at us and wears rich clothing that clashes with the rest of the scene. It is probably the very young Giovanni Battista Spinola of the "di San Pietro" branch, named for the possession of a fief in San Pietro in Galatina and owner of one of the richest collections of the seventeenth century.