 During these years he received several major commissions, and his workshop created pictorial and sculptural ensembles for a variety of religious institutions.Among his major commissions of this period were three altars for the Chapel of San José in Toledo (1597–1599); three paintings (1596–1600) for the Colegio de Doña María de Aragon, an Augustinian monastery in Madrid, and the high altar, four lateral altars, and the painting "St. Ildefonso" for the Capilla Mayor of the Hospital de la Caridad (Hospital of Charity) at Illescas (1603–1605).The minutes of the commission of "The Virgin of the Immaculate Conception" (1607–1613), which were composed by the personnel of the municipality, describe El Greco as "one of the greatest men in both this kingdom and outside it".