Presentation of Jesus at the Temple and the Purification of the Virgin (La presentación del Niño Jesús en el templo y purificación de María)

Located on the left-hand side of the presbytery, this work occupies a smaller space than the other paintings. Nevertheless, it repeats the same compositional pattern, with a central group that dominates the scene highlighted with lighter, more vivid coloured clothing and more light, which in this case emanates from the Christ Child pictured naked in the Virgin's arms at the centre of the scene. Mary is on her knees passing her son to the Hebrew priest who extends his arms to take the child. Saint Joseph stands behind the Virgin - as always in the middle ground - wearing a yellow cloak. Behind the priest, half hidden by her robes, there is an old woman with a white headdress who can be identifiable as a prophetess.

The rest of the figures seem to be observing the action of the main group from the shadows in the background, which is framed by great drapes and simple, very linear architectural elements. A great stone font half covered with cloths occupies a sizable part of the space on the right-hand side of the painting.

See Revelation to Saint Joachim and Saint Anne for a history of the complete set of works housed in this church.