illuminated manuscript, in the style of Walter Crane showing three columns as in the Portico of Glory. On these columns, there are three apostolic male figures, followers of Apostle James, which should be polychrome. The figures should be interacting--looking at each other, smiling, talking. Below each male figure, there should be bands with their names in Latin. They should be barefoot, dressed in colorful medieval attire. Above the figures is a capital with plant volutes. The bases of the columns feature demons and gargoyles, followed by a long shaft. Each column must be different from the other two, creating a medieval-style illustration that is intricate, polychrome, vertical, and rich in details, similar to an illuminated illustration. The columns should be very close to each other, forming a triangle where one stands out in front of the other two. The colors should be vivid and polychrome, with the columns tall and elongated. 4:5