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Painted and Carved Images on the Iconostasis

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Carved wooden scenes and decoration, with inset painted panels of saints and icons, found at the Church of St Nicholas, Cardiff, on the entrance to the chancel. The Last Supper is imaged above the doors. Main icons from left to right: St George, St Michael, St Nicholas and the Virgin and Child, Christ, Angel with head of John the Baptist, Raphael and St Demetrius.