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The image displays a framed text describing a miniature church model. The title of the text is "St. Marc's church model." The description states that the model was created by Georg Zivanovic from Belgrade and is a handiwork masterpiece. The model is in the shape of a miniature replica of St. Marc's church in Belgrade, built in Byzantine style as a copy of the Gracanica church at Kosovo, dating to the 14th century. The model's practical value is noted for its detailed construction, including what appears to be a depiction of hives with frames. The text elaborates on the materials used, such as pine timber, plywood, and mosaic made of tiny pieces of bo9iled beach and maple timber, totaling 25.527 pieces. The windows are described as being protected with 130 pieces of ruby glass, and the roof is covered with copper. The model was begun in October 1935 and completed in May 1954. The text mentions the work took over 18,000 working hours, or 6 years and 4 months, and the whole model is 120 cm wide, 180 cm long, and about 100 kilos weight. The environment appears to be indoors, with the framed text likely on display in a museum or gallery setting. The lighting in the image is uneven, with some glare from the frame.
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