Here the main scene takes place in the foreground, where a group of distinguished huntsmen ride down a narrow path along a river bank crowded with popular figures including horse-riders, wayfarers, bathers and beggars. Schumacher (2006) considers it to have been produced in Wouwerman`s studio. Recent restoration, however, has revealed figures of such quality that they must indeed be attributed to Wouwerman. Nonetheless, the landscape lacks the subtle shades and depth that are a trademark of this artist, and the execution of the cattle on the small hillock in the middle ground is rather awkward, thereby suggesting that his workshop may also have been involved. The 1985 and 1996 editions of the Museo del Prado catalogue state that the picture is signed, but no signature can be found today (Posada Kubissa, T.: Pintura holandesa en el Museo Nacional del Prado. Catálogo razonado, 2009, p. 321).