0cm;line-height:14.4pt;background:white">The earliest fresco painting in King's
church marks the supreme achievement of Byzantine
art in the region. The frescoes
in Radoslav's narthex and the pareclesions originate from the 1230s and display
a close relation to the painting style of the main church. The north chapel,
dedicated to St. Nicholas,
contains a composition of the Hetoimasia and a cycle dealing with the life of
St. Nicholas. In the south chapel one finds the portraits of Nemanja, Stefan the First Crowned and King Radoslav with his wife Ana.
On the north wall of the narthex, three dignitaries of the Serbian Church are portrayed - the archbishops Sava, Arsenije and Sava
II (Radoslav's brother)
