The bulls are separate from the statue and could be of separate prove-nance. The backs of the hands are naturalistically detailed, but in other respects this does not seem to be an old statue. On a rudimentary wooden shelf on the north wall of the nave. Christ Fallen with the Cross Cruciform halo, stylized crown of thorns. The figure has fallen under the cross.
Realistic blood flows from the crown of thorns and the scuffs on the knuckles.
Glass case in a retablo on a stone stand in the north wall of the nave. The statue has an eighteenth-century look. Resurrected Christ Vexillum, brief loincloth. The navel shows. The cape has been repainted, but the left sleeve seems to be polychrome beneath the dust and the touch-ups.