File:Smolensky Cathedral 03.jpg
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| Description | The cathedral is dedicated to Mother God of Smolensk (1524-25, paintings of 16th century and iconostas of 17th century). This was the first stone building of the ensemble, possibly designed by an Italian architect, and built in brick masonry and stone details. |
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| Source | The Smolensky Cathedral |
| Author | Sergey Rodovnichenko from Moscow, Russia |
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