 Elements of this piece that affirm these art historians’ assertions are the depiction of cloth, hair and skin, compared to Jacobello's earlier works.The lighting and shading on those clothes and fabrics is consistent, the fabrics are more detailed than in Jacobello's other pieces, and subtle textures distinguish a velvety fabric from a more silky fabric.Additional effects are used such as frayed tattering on the figure on the left, and intricate details on the trim of some of the garments.