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It is a three aisled contemporary church. It was decorated in 1970
by the political prisoners of the Parthenios K. Tsatires and Karayamis camp. On
the central aisle, the first painter has painted the Dormition of the Virgin,
the four Evangelists, the Man of Sorrows, the Prayer in the Garden of Gesthemane
and scenes of the Virgin' s life. The second, has painted on the South wall, the
Last Supper, the Annunciation, the Baptism, the Crucifixion and the Lamentation.
From time to time, works of restoration and consolidation are carried
out. It is a place of worship.
The church is an historical scheduled building, according to the greek
law, on account of its unique frescoes, painted by exiled artists in Partheni
during the years of dictatorship (1967 - 1974). These frescoes express the anguish
and the forfeiture of freedom of the greek nation during those years.
This text is cited Sept 2003 from the Hellenic Ministry of Culture URL below.
It is an aisleless, barrel - vaulted church with saddleback roof covered
with large concave tiles. The apse is trilateral in the exterior and semi circular
in the interior. On the western part, over the entrance, there is a large horse
shoe discharging arch. Inside the sanctuary one sees two early christian marble
panels. On the south wall, a frescoe of St George is dated in the 18th century.
The monument is mentionned in a 1089 document in the Archives of St
Jonh the Theologian' s Holy Monastery in Patmos.
From time to time repair and consolidations works of a small scale
are carried out.
The church of St. George is today inside the enclosure of the neighbouring
archaeological site of the so - called «Temple of Artemis».
This text is cited Sept 2003 from the Hellenic Ministry of Culture URL below.
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