Murillist' style. The confluence of Flemish and local artistic currents are a major feature of 17th-century painting in Seville. Many of his drawings have been preserved and they distinguish themselves in their fluidity and vividness of line that was close to that of Murillo to whom they have often been attributed. His main commissions came from the chapter of Seville Cathedral. In addition, he completed many commissions for private persons and merchants which explains the variety of the genres in which he worked and the dispersion of his work in Spain. He made many versions of the Immaculate Conception, a theme in which he shows strong similarities to Murillo's iconographic treatment of this subject. References External links 1629 births 1685 deaths Artists from Antwerp Flemish Baroque painters