Cristo Varón de Dolores (Christ as the Man of Sorrows), a polychrome terracotta sculpture created circa 1490-1500 by Pedro Millán, depicting Christ displaying his wounds with two angels and a kneeling donor, Museo de Bellas Artes, Fine Art Museum, Sevilla, Spain.

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