Wood, mid 18th century, in a transitional style between baroque and neoclassicism. It belonged to the chapel in the San Borja college until it was transfered to the Chapel of James the Apostle in the cathedral at the end of that century. A hundred years later, it was taken to the Chapel of Ossa which was built about 1862 in the gardens of Conventillo. In 1878 it was given by the Archbishop’s office to the Franciscans for their headquarters in Chile.
