Venäjän ortodoksisten kirkkojen ja katedraalien arkkitehtuuri, Murom, Vladimirin alue, Venäjä - Kuvapankin valokuva ja kuva

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Konstantinovo Village, Ryazan Region, Russia

Martha and Mary Convent was built in the early twentieth century in the neo-russian style

Resurrection Monastery (Voskresensky Monastery, Novoiyerusalimsky Monastery or New Jerusalem Monastery-- is a major monastery of the Russian Orthodox Church in Moscow region, Russia. Was founded in 1656 as a patriarchal residence

Tarusa is a simple provincial town on the Bank of the Oka river. Church Of The Resurrection.

Ancient Orthodox Church, Suzdal, architecture, Russia

Russian Orthodox Church of St. Evfrosinia, Nahimovsky Avenue, Moscow, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Ancient Orthodox Church, Suzdal, architecture, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Ancient Orthodox Church, Suzdal, architecture, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Ancient wooden Orthodox Church, Suzdal, architecture, Russian culture

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia

Architecture of Russian Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, Murom, Vladimir Region, Russia