Reliëf van een vrouwelijke heilige en een Korinthisch kapiteel van de San Marco in Venetië before 1885

This photograph, taken by Carl Heinrich Jacobi before 1885, showcases two details from the Basilica di San Marco in Venice. On the left, a relief of a female saint, possibly Saint Catherine, stands within an architectural frame. The detail on the right presents a Corinthian capital, a common architectural element in Roman and Byzantine architecture. Jacobi’s photograph captures the intricate carvings of both details, showcasing the decorative richness of this iconic Venetian basilica.