Saint James the Greater

Saint James the Greater or St. James, son of Zebedee was one of the disciples of Jesus.

Artists' views of the face of St. James

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  Albrecht Dürer
  1516
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  Pfarrkirche St. Jakobus
  Brochenzell
  Germany
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  Burgundy
  France
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  St. James on
  St. James Altar
  St. Nikolai, Kalkar
  Germany
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  St. James on a
  portal of
  Santiago de Compostela Cathedral
  Spain
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  St. James at
  Collégiale Saint-Jean
  Pézenas, France

Churches named after Saint James

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  In Andorra
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  In Australia
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  In Austria
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  In Belgium
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  In Bosnia and Herzegovina
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  In Canada
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  In Croatia
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  In the Czech Republic
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  In Denmark
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  In England
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  In Finland
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  In France
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  In Germany
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  In Hungary
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  In India
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  In Ireland
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  In Israel
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  In Italy
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  In Latvia
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  In Lithuania
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  In Mexico
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  In the Netherlands
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  In New Zealand
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  In Peru
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  In the Philippines
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  In Poland
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  In Portugal
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  In Romania
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  In Russia
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  In Slovakia
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  In Slovenia
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  In Spain
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  In Sweden
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  In Switzerland
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  In the United Kingdom
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  In the United States

Saints James the Moorslayer

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  Juan de Flandes
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  Martin de Soria
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  Anonim
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  Cuzco School
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  Cuzco School
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  Cuzco School
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  Cuzco School
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  Peru
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  Mexico
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  Juan Carreño de Miranda
  2nd third of 17c
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  Mateo Pérez de Alesio
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  Vicente Berdusan y Osorio
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  Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
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  Franz Anton Maulbertsch
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  José Casado del Alisal

Icons

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  First quarter of 18c
  Kizhi monastery
  Karelia, Russia
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  Codex Calixtinus
  (Liber Sancti Jacobi)
  c 1130-1140
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  c 1270-1280
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  Duccio
  1308-1311

Frescos

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  Kapelle St. Jakobus
  Ahausen
  more images...
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  Ballum church
  Denmark
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  Ballerup Kirke
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  Neues Schloss Meersburg, Germany

Paintings

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  Carlo Crivelli
  c. 1480
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  El Greco
  c. 1600
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  Artus Wolffort
  1600-1641
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  Palma il Giovane
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  José de Ribera
  c. 1634

Reliefs

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  “Five apostles”
  Musée du Louvre
  Paris, France
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  Neufelden
  Germany
  c 1500
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  “Holy Trinity Column”
  Olomouc
  Czech Republic
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  Galicia
  Spain
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  Monasterio de San Pelayo de Antealtares

Statues

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  Pfarrkirche St. Jakobus
  Brochenzell
  Germany
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  St. Florentin
  France
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  Burgundy
  France
  15c
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  Basilica of St. John Lateran
  Rome
  Italy
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  Saint-Jacques Tower
  France

Altars

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  Santiago de Compostela Cathedral
  Spain
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  San Pedro de Siresa
  Huesca
  Spain
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  Sant'Angelo
  Milan
  Italy
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  Santuario Nacional de la Gran Promesa
  Valladolid
  Spain
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  Catedral Metropolitana de la Encarnación
  Granada
  Spain
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  Colegiata de Bolea
  Huesca
  Spain
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  St. Wolfgang
  Rothenburg ob der Tauber
  Germany

Other artforms

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  Burial place of St. James
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  Dutch Book of Prayers
  Mid 15c
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  Stained glass window
  Bayerisches Nationalmuseum
  Munich, Germany
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  Boss
  Lienzingen
  Germany

Cross of Saint James

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  Cross of Saint James on the Way of St. James
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  Cuenca
  Spain
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  Self-portrait of Diego Velázquez
  Awarded in 1659
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  Saint James the Great as a Moor-killer, Cuzco School
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  Portrait of Francisco de Quevedo
  Spanish writer

Cross of Saint James in heraldry

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  Escudo de Algorfa (Alicante)
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  Escudo municipal de Bienvenida (Badajoz)
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  Escudo de la ciudad de Carcacas (Venezuela)
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  Escudo de Santiago de Compostela
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  Escudo de Letur

Saint James the Great in heraldry

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  Escudo del estado de Querétaro Arteaga (México)
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  Coat of arms of Dienstadt in Tauberbischofsheim
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  Coat of arms of Mücheln
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  Escudo de Medina Sidonia (Spain)
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  Coat of arms of Chroustovice
  Czech Republic

Way of Saint James

The Way of St. James or St. James' Way is the pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia in northwestern Spain, where tradition has it that the remains of the apostle, Saint James, are buried.

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  Maps
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  Shell
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  Routes in France
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  Routes in Germany
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  Routes in Poland
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  Routes in Portugal
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  Routes in Switzerland
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  Routes in the United Kingdom
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  Routes in Spain