Gil de Siloé (Antwerp, Belgium, 1450 - Burgos, 1501) Carved, gilded and polychromed wooden sculpture. Gothic. Late 15th century. This could be a sculpture of Mary Magdalene. This image is very similar to the sculpture of Saint Anne Trinity by Gil de Siloé, from the Saint Anne reredos in the Chapel of the Constables in Burgos Cathedral. The similarity to the model used for the Virgin Mary as a child can be clearly seen in the features of the eyes, the long, thin nose, and the mouth, also in the expression of the mouth and the way the lips are drawn. With regard to the treatment of the hair, the headdress in the shape of a diadem with its wealth of fine metal work, and the clothing, make this image comparable to the Saint Catherine in the aforementioned Saint Anne reredos, who also appears in this way, dated around 1500. A third similar example is the Saint Barbera located on the pillar at the far right of the altarpiece of the Miraflores Charterhouse in Burgos. Height: 123 cm.