 Apart from a general stylistic similarity to the prints attributed to Baldini, there are some specific borrowings (in whichever direction), or use of a common source.A print attributed to Baldini of "Theseus and Ariadne by the Cretan Labyrinth" uses the same dominating labyrinth as the Picture-Chronicle's drawing of Theseus, and the drawing of "Jacob and Esau" uses several animals in a "Baldini" pattern sheet print of animals, the only impression of which is also in the British Museum.Following a thesis by Lucy Whitaker (1986) it is "firmly established" that at least two artists worked on the drawings, and it is possible that Baldini was actually neither of these, though they are clearly close to the prints given to him.