This elaborate structure, supported by three stone lions, is the sepulchral monument traditionally associated with Ermengol VII, count of Urgell. The various styles and disparate dimensions of the individual parts of the tomb suggest that it was assembled from elements originally intended for several different monuments. The effigy itself shows the count resting his head on two tasseled cushions, with his eyes closed and his hands crossed above a sheathed sword. A group of mourners, now damaged, is carved into the same slab, just behind the effigy. Below is a carved panel showing Christ in Majesty, at center, accompanied by the Twelve Apostles, all standing under traceried arches. A separate relief above the effigy shows a funeral rite, with three celebrants, at center, standing beneath pointed arches. At the top, on a much smaller rectangular panel, are angels transporting a soul to heaven.
