Predella panel with Saint Martial, Saint Sebastian, and Saint Mary Magdalen from Retable

Domingo Ram's Predella panel with Saint Martial, Saint Sebastian, and Saint Mary Magdalen, now in the Metropolitan Museum, formed the lower narrative band of the same altarpiece as the Saint John panels, providing smaller-scale devotional images of additional saints below the main altarpiece program. The predella was a structurally essential component of the Spanish altarpiece, offering supplementary devotional imagery at eye level for worshippers who approached the altar closely. Saint Martial — patron of Limoges and the Limousin — alongside Saint Sebastian and Mary Magdalen suggests a complex program of intercessions, possibly reflecting the particular devotions of the commissioning patron or community. Ram's predella style is more intimate and compact than the grand scale of the main altarpiece panels, adapted to the close-up viewing distance of the predella band.

Ram adapts his Hispano-Flemish technique to the smaller predella scale, using precise brushwork to render the saints' attributes and faces with miniaturist clarity. The three saints are divided into distinct compartments by architectural frames, each occupying their own devotional space within the unified horizontal format of the predella band.