Notes From the Church of the Virgin at the Island of Mali Grad
Sašo, Cvetkovski
Zograf
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0350-1361
10.2298/ZOG1034111C
http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/Article.aspx?ID=0350-13611034111C
2010-2020/03/11/11:26:44
In this text the unknown parts of the wall paintings from the Church of the Virgin at the island of Mali Grad (The Great Prespa Lake) are analyzed: the figure of a monk praying to St. Paraskeve, on the southern wall of the nave, as well as the painting on the southern faüade with the depictions of St. George on horseback, the Virgin as Empress enthroned, and the bust of two saints, St. Paraskeve and St. Nicholas. The monk is identified with the hegoumenos Jona, mentioned in the donor’s inscription dating from 1369.
Byzantine painting, hegoumenos, monk, Archbishopric of Ohrid, Church of the Virgin on Mali Grad, St. George, St. Paraskeve, The Great Prespa Lake