El Greco's activity as a sculptor was marginal to that of his painting. He produced small models in clay, plaster and vax, which he employed as studies for figures in his paintings, a practice that he would have witnessed in Tintoretto's studio. El Greco also produced models for some of the carvings on his altarpieces from which professional sculptors would work: the contract for the altarpiece of Santo Domingo el Antiguo required him to make models for the two wooden Prophet figures and three Virtues that were to be carved by Juan Bautista Monegro. In addition he produced some finished sculptures himself, notably the Relief of The Imposition of the Chasuble on St Ildefonso (Sacristy of Toledo Cathedral), The Risen Christ from the tabernacle of the Tavera Hospital, and two small figures of Epimetheus and Pandora.

Preview	Picture Data	File Info	Comment
	Two Saints 1577-79 Wood, height about 150 cm Santo Domingo el Antiguo, Toledo	771*877 Grayscale 104 Kb
	The Risen Christ (frontal view) 1595-98 Polychrome wood, height 45 cm Hospital Tavera, Toledo	600*1313 True Color 47 Kb
	The Risen Christ 1595-98 Polychrome wood, height 45 cm Hospital Tavera, Toledo	550*1070 True Color 37 Kb
	The Risen Christ 1595-98 Polychrome wood, height 45 cm Hospital Tavera, Toledo	523*820 Grayscale 29 Kb
	Epimetheus and Pandora 1600s Polychromed wood, height 43 cm Conde de la Infantas Collection, Granada	1141*1100 True Color 100 Kb
	Bust of an Apostle 1612-14 Unpainted wood, height 48 cm Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid	690*850 Grayscale 82 Kb