Inside a mixtilinear framing painted à grisaille, with unmistakably 18th-century foliate and cartouche decoration, are painted figures of the Virgin and Child. The latter, supported standing on the Mother's knees, is depicted handing an imaginary onlooker a scapular. This detail distinguishes the composition as a characteristic Madonna del Carmelo (“Madonna of Carmel”), such iconography being widespread in the circles of this mendicant religious order. The Madonna is wrapped in the mantle whose folds take on the texture of a silken cloth.