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Fresco Paintings Deterioration: Case Study of Bodjani Monastery, Serbia

The Bodjani (Bođani) Monastery is a Serbian national heritage of great significance. It was founded in 1478 and devoted to Virgin Mary. It was razed by the Ottomans, rebuilt, and destroyed again during the Rakoczi’s War of Independence (1703-11). Present church was built in 1722 in the Baroque style and painted by South Slavic painter Hristofor Zhefarovich (Hristofor Žefarović). The church is a unique architectural entity and represents one of the places where Serbian modern fresco art was born. Regarding the style, the church of Bodjani Monastery represents an architectural transition from the late Byzantine to the new Baroque architectural concept for Orthodox Christian temples [1].