christ's chapel (la capilla del santo cristo), to the right of the north door, originally presented the figure of christ rather than today's altar bearing our lady of the pillar. the chapel owes its origin to bishop vasco pérez mariño who wished to be buried as close as possible to the figure of christ. the chapel is decorated in flamboyant baroque style with a renaissance screen by juan bautista celma and a canopy by domingo de andrade while other decorations are the work of francisco de castro canseco. the renaissance choir stalls which once stood in the cathedral's chancel were crafted by diego de solís and juan de angers. the chapel also contains many other offerings including 18th-century paintings with scenes of christ's life and the evening meal at emmaus.