The picture depicts the old fresco of the Greek Catholic Cathedral of Hajdúdorog, Hungary. The fresco used to decorate the one-third of the church's nave's ceiling. It was situated above the place that was in front of the iconostasis including the episcopal throne and the pulpit.<br><p>The fresco was painted in 1938 in Roman Catholic style with glue-technique. In the focus of the fresco stands Virgin Mary with the usual representation of the Immaculate Conception standing on a globe and halo of stars around her head. She stands between the two archangels: Michael and Gabriel. The images of the four Evangelists can be seen in the four corners of the main fresco.<br>
This fresco was replaced by a new one in 1990. The interior of the cathedral had to be renovated in that time and the bishop of Hajdúdorog decided to replace the Roman-style fresco by a Bizantine-styled one.
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This picture is from the archive of the Mészáros Károly Library of Hajdúdorog. It is available for anyone and its content can be used freely. That's why this picture is in the public domain.
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The archive of the Mészáros Károly Library, Hajdúdorog