On the way to Church

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The Cathedral of St. Demetrius of Salonica is the greatest monument of Vladimir-Suzdal architecture. It was built in 1190-ies as a palace temple of prince of Vladimir Vsevolod the Big Nest (Vsevolod III) and sanctified in the name of St. Demetrius of Salonika – the heavenly patron of this prince. Photo #022 taken on July 08, 2010 ©2010 Arthur Lookyanov / ArtLook Photography

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Date: July 8, 2010 06:19:00 am EDT
File name: ALP-2010-0708-022-Way-to-St-Demetrius-Cathedral-Vladimir.jpg
Tags: Vladimir , Russia , White Stone Architecture , St. Demetrius Cathedral , Orthodox Churches , summer

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Imposing Stretched Staircase at Western Side of the Cathedral

The view on the one of two imposing staircases of the Cathedral of Intercession of the Virgin at Fili that made of white limestone and leads way to the upper church of Veronica's Veil (Church of the icon of The Savior Not Made by Hands). The unhurried rhythm of the staircases adjoining the building from west (on the picture) and south sides puts one into the right mood for the perception of a “miracle”— the interior of the church which was particularly splendid.

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