Virgin of March

The Virgin of March is an enigmatic, and anonymous, sculpture that dates back to the 11-12th centuries and has an artistic style that could be classified within the definition of Romanesque, but also appears to be a little bit Gothic with its gates. Christ's mother, the virgin, still serves as a seat for Jesus, but He seems to turn to His mother in a humanizing attitude. It's a pretty big statue that draws a lot of attention to visitors in the area.