Limestone sculpture of Saint Margaret.
This sculpture of Saint Margaret, identified by the dragon at her feet, came from a canopied niche high over the entrance to the Montcada family chapel in the cathedral of Lerida, rebuilt by order of Ot de…
"The Virgin, seated at the entrance to a classical structure, presents the Christ Child to the three magi, St. Margaret and a kneeling nun; behind them, cavaliers gather outside a small village set within a hilly landscape." -Victoria & Albert Museum
Saint Catherine of Alexandria (32.100.83a) holds a book and a broken wheel; Saint Barbara (32.100.83b) holds a tower; Saint Agatha (32.100.83c) holds shears and a plate with her breasts on it; and Saint Margaret (32.100.83d) holds flowers and stands…