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      Byzantine artDeesisMiddle Byzantine Architecture and SculptureIconostasis
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      Byzantine StudiesByzantine Architectural SculptureByzantine artMiddle Byzantine Architecture and Sculpture
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      Byzantine StudiesByzantine ArchaeologyByzantine Architectural SculptureByzantine art
In the new permanent exhibition in the White Tower about the history of Thessaloniki, on the 1st floor, is presented a composition with reused sculptures (fig.1). Among those is exposed a marble double sided closure slab with geometric... more
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      HistoryArchaeologySocial SciencesMaterial Culture Studies
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesByzantine StudiesMedieval ArtByzantine Architectural Sculpture
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      Medieval ArchaeologyMiddle Byzantine Architecture and SculptureMedieval Peloponnese
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      Byzantine IconographyByzantine ArchaeologyByzantine Architectural SculptureByzantine art
Abstract: This paper aims to present seven architectural sculptures (epistyles or cornices, templon piers and relief slabs) preserved on Patmos. They are all dated to the 11th and 12th centuries, are decorated with popular motifs of the... more
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      Byzantine StudiesSculptureByzantine ArchaeologyByzantine monasticism
Although nothing from the Byzantine church of St. Spyridon is preserved in situ today, the primary sources and surviving photographs of the structure indicate that it was built in the simple domed octagon design. In this article, some new... more
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      Architectural HistoryByzantine StudiesByzantine ArchitectureHistory of architecture
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      Byzantine Architectural SculptureByzantine Art and ArchaeolgyVeneziaByzantine art
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      Byzantine StudiesByzantine Architectural SculptureMarblesByzantine Art and Archaeolgy
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      Byzantine StudiesByzantine ArchaeologyByzantine Architectural SculptureByzantine art
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesByzantine StudiesByzantine ArchitectureByzantine Architectural Sculpture
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      Byzantine ArchitectureOld Rus'Old RusMiddle Byzantine Architecture and Sculpture
In this paper attention is drawn to the late reception of two Middle-Byzantine marble icons, both displaying the Virgin Mary, standing with arms forth and raising hands. As regards the Ravenna Madonna, the seventeenth-century tradition... more
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      Medieval HistoryMedieval StudiesPost-Reformation CatholicismThe Early Jesuits and Catholic Reform
La decorazione in stucco negli edifici mediobizantini non ha goduto di grande fortuna critica o di studi sistematici, come invece è avvenuto per gli stucchi in Occidente (in particolare quelli francesi, italiani, spagnoli e dell'area... more
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      Byzantine Architectural SculptureByzantine sculptureMiddle Byzantine Architecture and Sculpture
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      SculptureByzantine Architectural SculptureBithyniaByzantine art
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      Medieval ArchaeologyByzantine Architectural SculptureChurch architectureAlbanian archaeology
Traendo spunto dai due frammenti di lastra reimpiegati nel pavimento della chiesa di Sant’Irene a Costantinopoli, sui quali è scolpita una elaborata composizione geometrica siglata dal monogramma di Costantino V Copronimo (741-775), il... more
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      ByzantiumConstantinopleByzantine Architectural SculptureLate Antiquity and Byzantium (History and Art)
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesByzantine StudiesSculptureEarly Medieval Sculpture (Archaeology)
In this paper attention is drawn to the late reception of two Middle-Byzantine marble icons, both displaying the Virgin Mary, standing with arms forth and raising hands. As regards the Ravenna Madonna, the seventeenth-century tradition... more
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      ArtMedieval HistoryMedieval StudiesPost-Reformation Catholicism