 Another important Seville sculptor was Pedro Roldán (1624–1699), whose major work was the lavish retable depicting the descent from the Cross of Christ, made for the Hospital de Caidad in Seville (1670–72).The daughter of Roldán, Luisa Roldán (1654–1704), also achieved fame for her work, and became the first woman appointed a royal sculptor in Spain.Other notable Spanish Baroque sculptors include Alonso Cano of Grenada 1601–1634), who was also active as a painter and sculptor, and whose works featured an idealized naturalism.