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Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VII of England) leaving Athens, 1875. In the background, Kapnikarea church and Ermou street.
Tags: Athens, Attica, Byzantine architecture, Byzantine monuments, Carriages, Central Greece, Churches, Costume - Hats and headwear, Edward VII of England, Greece, History, Human types, Kapnikarea, Kings, Modes of transport, Princes, Princes of Wales, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations, Women
Church at Oropos where, according to popular legend, the brigand brothers Arvanitakis attended mass together with the British travellers they had taken captive (Dilesi murders, 1870).
Tags: Animals, Arvanitakis brothers (brigands), Attica, Baskets, Boats and ships, Brigands, Central Greece, Churches, Costume - Hats and headwear, Dilessi murders (1870), Divine Liturgy / Holy Communion, Equids, Greece, History, Human types, Oropos, Religious practices, State and military institutions - Diplomatic relations
1. Cave of the oracle of Heracles Vouraikos close to Aigion 2. Medieval relief seen by the author in Aigion. 3. Ancient relief seen by the author at church in Aigion. 4. Inscription seen by the author at the now-lost church of the Presentation of the Virgin (Eisodia Theotokou), Aigion. Today a building by Ernst Ziller stands on the site of the church.
Tags: Achaia, Aigion, Art and antiquities, Cave of Heracles Vouraikos (Aigion), Church of Hagios Georgios (Aigion), Church of the Presentation of the Virgin / Eisodia Theotokou (Aigion), Churches, Greece, Inscriptions, Medieval architecture, Medieval monuments, Natural environment, Peloponnese, Reliefs
The church of Metamorfosis (formerly a mosque) at Niokastro, Pylos.
Tags: Architecture and built environment, Castle of Pylos (Niokastro), Castles and fortresses, Church of Metamorfosis (Pylos), Churches, Costume - Hats and headwear, Ethnic groups, French, Greece, Greeks, Messenia, Military uniforms, Ottoman architecture, Ottoman monuments, Peloponnese, Pylos, Religious practices, Smoking, Views
The tomb of Robert of Anjou or Robert the Wise, King of Naples (1277 – 1343) at the church of Santa Chiara, Naples. The tomb is the work of eminent Florentine artists Paccio and Giovanni Bertini.
Tags: Architecture and built environment, Church of Santa Chiara (Naples), Churches, Funerary monuments, Giovanni Bertini, Italy, Kings, Medieval architecture, Medieval monuments, Naples / Napoli / anc. Neapolis, Pacio Bertini, Religious practices, Robert of Anjou (Robert the Wise), Sculptors, Sculptures, Southern Italy
View of the first court, also known as court of the Janissaries, at Topkapi palace. On the left, the church of Saint Irene. In the background, the Gate of the Salutation or Middle Gate, leading to the Second Court of the palace.
Tags: Architecture and built environment, Boats and ships, Byzantine architecture, Byzantine monuments, Churches, Gate of the Salutation (Bab-üs Selam), Golden Horn, Hagia Irene (Istanbul), Istanbul, Ottoman architecture, Ottoman monuments, Ottoman palaces, Thrace, Topkapi Palace (Topkapı Sarayı), Turkey, Views
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