Some of those images that can be seen within the window include saints Paul, Andrew, and James.

An altarpiece of Madonna and child with Saints Paul, John the Baptist, Benedict (?)

The Madonna with Child in Glory and Saints Paul and Luke (1551) was painted by Pietro Negroni.

The entrance doorway has two columns with ancient marble Visigothic capitals, while in the tympanum is depicted Christ in Majesty with Saints Paul and Peter.

The apse has remains of 9th century mosaics depicting the Redeemer with Saints Paul, Cecilia, Paschal I, Peter, Valerian, and Agatha.

They were commissioned in 1515 and they depict episodes from the lives of saints Paul and Peter and serve, should anyone have ever been in doubt, to emphasise the pre-eminence of the Roman Catholic church.

Thus, the huge Volkshalle was to dominate Berlin's new forum and north-south axis, whereas at EUR the new Church of the Saints Paul and Peter dominated the new town's decumanus.

He published prints of mountain views, the church of Notre Dame of Paris; Saints Paul and Silas liberated from prison, and also an exacting map of the 14 Rioni of Rome.

The south side represents Cain murdering Abel, David (or Samson) and the Lion, the fight of David and Goliath and the Desert Saints Paul and Anthony, fed by the raven.

The congregation moved to share space in 2008 with the neighboring Renaissance Revival-styled, Saints Paul and Andrew United Methodist Church (1897), protected as a city landmark and itself a product of a 1937 denominational merger.

The church has many works of art such as the altar piece "Madonna enthroned with Saints Paul, James, Peter and Louis" by Neroccio di Bartolomeo de' Landi, and the "Crucifixion" painted in the mid-fourteenth century .

The early followers of Jesus, including Saints Paul and Peter carried a new theology concerning him throughout the Roman Empire and beyond, sowing the seeds of such institutions as the Catholic Church, of which Saint Peter is remembered as the first Pope.

An earlier appearance of two female figures is in the now heavily restored apse mosaic of Santa Pudenziana in Rome (402-417), where two female figures behind a row of apostles hold wreaths over Saints Paul and Peter respectively, and towards an enthroned Christ.