"Christ on the Cold Stone" or "Rest on the way to Calvary", polycromed stone, ca. 1500. The statue represents a moment of Christ's life not described in the Bible. Christ is depicted sitting, with a thorny crown and only a loincloth, waiting in loneliness for the Crucifixion. The name derives from a passage in Viata Christi by the fourteenth century author Ludolf of Saxonia. The statue stood on the grave yard until 1812.