Catalan school, early 16th century. Pair of Gothic soffits. Oil on panel. It presents remains of xylophages and faults in the painting and wood. Measurements: 134 x 24 c.u. Pair of Gothic soffits, in carved and gilded wood, with oil paintings representing two full-length saints, framed under a three-lobed arch. They are pieces from the Catalan school, as can be seen in the coats of arms with the four bars located in the upper area. The vegetal carving is developed in foliate designs alternating clover and lobed forms, forming a set of incisions in gilded relief. The depictions of the saints, with bearded faces, wear long draped tunics with vertical folds. They could be Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea. Like door leaves, the vertical format starts with a curve that draws an arched opening at the bottom.