Saint George the dragon slayer4

1. SAINT GEORGE THE DRAGON SLAYER

2. Caceres (Spain) Plaza de San Jorge

5. Caceres (Spain) Plaza de San Jorge

6. Zaragoza (Spain) Decoration detail Chapel of San Vicente Martyr, Cathedral (La Seo)

7. Tübingen (Germany) Stiftskirche St. Georg

8. Tübingen (Germany) Stiftskirche St. Georg

9. Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum 16th century

10. British Museum 1628-1629 Ion Irimescu (1903-2005) England Downside Abbey Detail from the Van Cutsem memorial chapel by Sir Ninian Comper

11. Antwerpen (Belgium) GroteMarkt St. George's Guild House Guild Houses in Grote Market Historic Center

12. Berlin (Germany) Bronze statue, "Holy St. George fighting the dragon" by sculptor August Kiss from 1853

15. The 6m high statue group by sculptor August Kiss (1802 – 1865) is fascinating for its detailed design

16. Until the demolition of the Stadtschloss, the monument was located in its courtyard, later in Friedrichshain park

17. With the reconstruction of the Nikolaiviertel the equestrian statue has found a proper place in Berlin’s historic center, facing the oldest church in the city – St. Nicholas Church

20. Berlin (Germany)

21. Chateau Pierrefonds (Oise, France) Ivan Gamolskogo

22. Ukraine - Kharkiv (or Kharkov) Charles Darwin street

23. Ukraine - Lwow The baroque-rococo St. George's Cathedral (one of the finest examples of rococo church architecture in Europe) constructed between 1744-1760 on a hill overlooking the city

25. An expressive statue of St. George the Dragon-slayer, by Johann Georg Pinsel, stands in the church attic. Pinsel's hands also created the stony images of St. Leo, the Pope and St. Athanasius who stand on guard over the church portal "warning with their stern look about their readiness to fight against anyone not showing enough venerability”

26. Johann Georg Pinsel – one of the most talented and mysterious sculptors of the 18th century. He is nicknamed Ukrainian Michelangelo for his extraordinary mastery. An exhibition of the renowned Ukrainian artist in the Louvre was opened in 2012

27. Bethlehem - Statue of Saint George and the Dragon in Church of the Nativity

28. The  Church  of the  Nativity in Bethlehem

29. Ukraine Donetsk

30. Bolshereche (Russia) Old Siberian historical-cultural Museum complex Starina

31. Bolshereche (Russia)

32. Bolshereche (Russia)

33. Bobruisk, Belarus

34. Bobruisk, Belarus

35. Ethiopia Lalibela the monolithic church Saint George was carved out of rock

36. Ivanovo (Russia) The monument was created without budget funding for the means of philanthropists. Sculpture of George created by renowned artist Sergei Isakov and philanthropists donated to the city

37. Ivanovo (Russia) St George's Church Work on the church was started in 2005 on the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War and was completed two years later in 2007.

38. Ivanovo (Russia) St George's Church In form it represents a tall white gable church with a single golden dome. The church also stands as a memorial to those who fell in the Second World War.

39. Ivanovo (Russia)

40. Jurmala (Latvia)

41. Kurgan (Russia) Church of the Nativity

42. Kurgan (Russia) Monument to St. George sculptor Igor Akimov

43. Krasnodar, Russia Memorial Arch Marshal Georgy Zhukov

44. Krasnodar, Russia Memorial Arch Marshal Georgy Zhukov

45. Melbourne (Australia) St George and the dragon, 1889 English sculptor Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm

49. Melbourne (Australia) St George and the dragon, 1889 English sculptor Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm

50. Melbourne (Australia)