This small nineteenth-century sculpture from Puerto Rico shows Christ seated on a rock, head in hand, contemplating his impending death. This image type originated in late medieval Europe and is still prevalent in Galicia in northern Spain. There and in other Spanish-speaking countries it is known as el Señor de la Humildad, Lord of Humility; other names for it are the Pensive Christ, Christ in Distress, or Christ on the Cold Stone. In some variations, Christ is shown with a crown of thorns and a scepter, placing it narratively after the mocking and just before the taking up of the cross. The emphasis is on the suffering Christ accepted on our behalf, and the humility and patience with which he bore it.