Spanish School, ca.1600."The Passion Child, Saint Joseph and John the Baptist".Chapel triptych.Oil on panel.Carved and polychrome wood structure.Perforations. Faults. Losses. Repainting.Measurements: 76 x 85 x 20 cm.Chapel triptych belonging to a transitional period between the Renaissance and the Baroque. The central panel depicts the people of Jerusalem. The scene is devoid of all human references, which are relegated to the side panels: the one on the right shows Saint John the Baptist with the Agnus Dei, and the one on the left shows the Christ Child wearing the tunic of the Passion and accompanied by Saint Joseph. The figures are set in a wooded landscape, discreetly idealised and resolved with attractive chromatic shifts. The ensemble brings together symbolisms prefiguring the sacrifice of Jesus (the Arma Christi and the symbol of the Lamb of God), alluding to his martyrdom, death and resurrection to save humanity. A wooden structure with grooved shafts joins the three panels, the side panels being able to close over the central one to protect the paintings inside, as was usual in this type of chapel.