Joseph is seen with a child near him and bidding farewell to Mary . On the panel. we see big buildings in the background and Joseph in the middle, with a halo over his head. Joseph is raising his right hand in a gesture of greeting Mary. and is walking away. Mary stands in a manner showing her sadness. twisting her head and crossing her arms. Someone carrying a basket watches over this scene. At the corner designated as No.38. next to this farewell scene. Zacchariah is seen. The complementary part in which Mary was depicted and the mosaics opposite are destroyed. On the adjacent panel of mosaics No.40, the breaking of the good news to Anne, Mary’s mother, of the coming birth of Mary is taken up as its subject-matter. While Gabriel announces the coming birth of Jesus to Anne, a servant is seen listening to them. On the arch (41-a) between section C and the adjacent section H, such scenes as the meeting of St. Anne with Joachim, and Virgin Mary being led by Joseph to his house, are depicted. In the latter scene, Mary , Joseph and one of Joseph’s children are seen.
- Architecture
- Attempts by Satan to deceive Jesus
- Blessing of the Virgin Mary
- Consecration by Jesus
- Elizabeth and John flee away
- Fresco of the Anastasis
- Jesus and his ancestors
- Jesus going together with Mary and John
- Joseph and the stick that indicates Mary
- Kariye (Chora) Museum
- King Herod ‘s order for the massacre
- Mary and Joseph bidding each other farewell
- Mary and the child Jesus
- Presentation of the church by Theodore
- The birth of Christ
- The birth of te Virgin
- The death of the Virgin
- The feeding of the Virgin by an angel
- The frescoes of the parecclesion
- The Last Judgement scene
- The mosaics of the apostles St. Paul
- The mosaics of the Khalke Jesus and Mary
- The prayer of Mary and the Angels
- The return of the Virgin Mary and Jesus form Egypt to Nazaret
- The Virgin and the attendant twelve angels
- The Virgin taking the skeins of wool, to weave the veil for the temple
- Three Magi from the East in audience wit
- Virgin Mary’s visit to Bethlehem
- Virgin Mary, Josep and the enrollment for taxation
- Water being turned into wine