File:BlackTheotokosHalki.png

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This photo was taken using an iPhone 4S camera (unfortunately, I had run out of film at the time) in the narthex of the church located within the grounds of the Halki Theological Seminary. Photo:

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Date 1500's CE
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Original publication: Ottoman Empire, 16th Century, it was published in a church

Immediate source: Halki Theological Seminary
Author The painting was made by a monk who died sometime in the 1500's CE. This photo was taken by w:User:Konstantinos.

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