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[Design drawing for a mural showing St. George in a Byzantine-style depiction of saints with royalty cheering him on as he slays the dragon for a memorial window with door surround with "1927 George Zrake 1978" over double doors, for St. Mary's Orthodox Church in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York]

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[Design drawing for a mural showing St. George in a Byzantine-style depiction of saints with royalty cheering him on as he slays the dragon for a memorial window with door surround with "1927 George Zrake 1978" over double doors, for St. Mary's Orthodox Church in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York]

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St. George Conquering the Dragon is a popular subject in Christian art, representing the victory of good over evil. St. George is a Christian martyr who is venerated as a saint in the Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican Churches. In this scene, St. George is depicted as a brave and fearless warrior who is defeating a dragon, which represents evil.

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01/01/1857
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J. & R. Lamb Studios, designer
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Library of Congress
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