A close-up, waist-up depiction of a religious sculpture, specifically a Marian statue known as a Dolorosa, is presented

A close-up, waist-up depiction of a religious sculpture, specifically a Marian statue known as a Dolorosa, is presented. The statue, identified as Nuestra Señora de la Soledad y Desamparo, is located within the Basílica Pontificia de San Miguel at Calle de San Justo, 4, 28005 Madrid, Spain. The painted face of the statue exhibits a sorrowful expression, characterized by downcast eyes and a slightly open mouth. Two distinct, clear tear-like droplets are visible on the left cheek, and one is present on the right cheek, suggesting weeping. The head is adorned with a golden, intricately woven or metallic lace veil featuring geometric patterns, which drapes over the shoulders. A prominent, ornate silver metal crown or halo, detailed with scrolled motifs and radiating spikes, is positioned above the veil. A deep red garment, accented with a gold lace trim along the neckline, is visible beneath the veil. The immediate background is uniformly dark, providing a stark contrast to the illuminated statue.