It houses real jewels of painting, sculpture, silverware, tapestries and fabrics from all periods and styles. Highlights include the canvas of San Sebastián by El Greco, a work from the early days of the Cretan painter in Spain, as well as the diptych of The Passion by Pedro Berruguete, which represents Calvary and the Crying over the Dead Christ. Other works from the cathedral that the visitor can also admire are a relief by the Burgundian sculptor Felipe Bigarny, a sculpture of Santa Ana Triple de Alejo de Vahía, the anamorphic portrait of Carlos V, the silver frames of San Antolín or the mystical espousals of Saint Catherine of Alexandria with Christ and the martyred Saint Antolin. The chapter hall also houses four Flemish tapestries from the early 16th century that Bishop Fonseca bought in Flanders and donated to the cathedral.