File:2019-01-21 Photo 12 - Panayia Yiatrissa - Wall Iconography.png
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English: The main chapel of Panayia Yiatrissa is adorned from floor to ceiling with ornate Byzantine-style iconography. This photo shoes a section of iconography where the side wall joins the arched ceiling near the center of the chapel. |
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| Source | Personal collection of photos by Cindy Rury with explicit permission granted for use on Wikipedia under Creative Commons license terms. |
| Author | Cindy Rury |
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Photo by Cindy Rury
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