Bas-reliëf op het altaar voor de heilige Jakobus de Meerdere in de Kathedraal van Pistoia, voorstellende de heilige Jacobus de Meerdere before 1864

This bas-relief, created by Franz Kellerhoven before 1864, depicts Saint James the Greater seated on a throne. The image is part of a larger work, the altar for Saint James the Greater in the Cathedral of Pistoia, Italy. The intricate details of the artwork highlight the craftsmanship and artistry of the period, a testament to the reverence for religious figures in 19th century Europe. The work's golden hue adds a sense of grandeur and spirituality to the scene, making it a powerful piece of religious art.