Saint James the Pilgrim, previously owned by Archbishop Álvaro de Isorna

Figure of Saint James the Pilgrim attributed to Francesco Marino, one of Archbishop Álvaro de Isorna's goldsmiths, who had arrived in Santiago with the previous archbishop. It is a work of personal devotion with a clear Italian influence in its classical frontality, robes, and adornments.

Saint James is depicted with all the features and attributes of a pilgrim. This kind of iconography developed in the 14th century and, although the staff and gourd, cloak, and diadem date from the 17th century, they presumably replaced other similar ones.