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Spain, Galicia, Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Holy Door or Door of Pardon (1611). It is opened only in Jubilee Years. The niches contain the image of St. James and his disciples Athanasius and Theodore at his side. It was built with twenty-four sculptures and other elements from the medieval choir, attributed to the Master Mateo. East Facade.
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Spain, Galicia, Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Holy Door or Door of Pardon (1611). It is opened only in Jubilee Years. The niches contain the image of St. James and his disciples Athanasius and Theodore at his side. It was built with twenty-four sculptures and other elements from the medieval choir, attributed to the Master Mateo. East Facade.
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Image size:
3672 x 4614 px | 48.5 MB
Print size:
31.1 x 39.1 cm | 12.2 x 15.4 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
1611 • 17TH CENTURY • 17TH • APOSTLE SANTIAGO • APOSTLE • APOSTLES • APOSTOL SANTIAGO • APÓSTOLES • ARCHITECTURE • ATANASIO • ATHANASIUS • ATRIUM • BAROQUE STYLE • BAROQUE • CATHEDRAL OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA • CATHEDRAL OF SANTIAGO OF COMPOSTELA • CATHEDRAL • CATHOLICISM • CHRISTIANISM • CHRISTIANITY • CORUNNA PROVINCE, A • CRISTIANDAD • CRISTIANISMO • DISCIPLE • DOOR OF FORGIVENESS • DOOR OF PARDON • DOOR • DOORWAY • EUROPA • EUROPE • FACADE • GALICE • GALICIA • GALICIAN • GATE OF PARDON • GATE • HOLY DOOR • HOLY YEAR • JUBILEE DOOR, THE • JUBILEE YEARS • LA CORUNA PROVINCE • MASTER MATEO • MINSTER (CATHEDRAL) • PEDRO DEL CAMPO • PILGRIM • PILGRIMAGE • PILGRIMS • PORCH • PORTAL • PORTICO DE LA GLORIA • PORTICO • PROVINCE OF A CORUNA • PUERTA DEL PERDON • QUINTANA SQUARE • RELIGION • ROMERIA • SANTIAGO APOSTLE • SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA CATHEDRAL • SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA • SCULPTED • SCULPTURE • SPAIN • SPANISH • ST JACQUES PILGRIM • THÉODORE • UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE • WAY OF ST. JAMES • XVII CENTURY
