 The Huber is a cut-down fragment with just the group around the Virgin, and Christ's arm coming in from the right.Both of these works have a lush forest background, a swooning Virgin, and show the female figures in largely contemporary dress.One of the earliest of the few Italian depictions, an early Correggio of about 1514 (National Gallery, London) clearly (under x-rays) used Dürer's composition as a starting point, before changing it around.