Justice, by Solis. Seville Museum 148 The Conception of the Virgin, by Martinez, Seville Cathedral 149 The Crucifixion, at Triana, Seville 150 Our Lord, Sculpture in Wood, Hospital de la Caridad, Seville 151 High Altar in the Chapel, Hospital de la Caridad, Seville 152 Our Lady of Sorrows, by Luisa Roldan, Cadiz Cathedral 153 Head of John the Baptist, Granada 154 Head of John the Baptist, Granada 155 Head of John the Baptist 156 Statue of St. Bruno, in the Chartreuse de Miraflores, Burgos 157 St. Bruno, by Alonso Cano, in the Cartuja, Granada 158 Statue of the Magdalene, formerly in the Cartuja, Granada 159 St. Francis, by Pedro de Mena, Toledo Cathedral 160 The Last Supper, by Zarcello, Ermita de Jesus, Murcia 161 St. Veronica, by Salcillo, Ermita de Jesus, Murcia 162 SCULPTURE IN SPAIN CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION The Spanish character has expressed itself in sculpture more forcibly than in painting. In no other country, perhaps, do we find a people whose native taste for carving in wood and stone is so deep-rooted, so essentially an outgrowth of the strong life of the race. To understand the art of Spain you must know her sculpture.