however, borromeo was still fascinated by the work and asked the duke of parma's permission for bartolomeo schedoni to make a copy of it - that copy came to milan after 1610 and inspired several lombard artists such as fede galizia and francesco cairo. other copies had also already been made in the 16th century, one of which can probably be identified with the work mentioned as being in rome in the inventory of the collection of girolamo garimberto from parma - "another small painting of the madonna dressed in gypsy costume, resting in a forest glade on the way into egypt with her little son in her arms, very beautiful".