Posts Tagged “switzerland”
Rare Byzantine hagiography frescoe (Photo @ yppo.gr)
Five rare Byzantine hagiography frescoes stolen in 1978 from the Palaiopanagia Church in Steni, Evia, returned to Greece from Basle, Switzerland at dawn Thursday.
The priceless fresco-icons, dating from the 13th and 16th centuries, stolen by Greek antiquities smugglers from the church in August 1978 and illegally sent out ... Tags: byzantine, frescoe, Greece, greek antiquities, hagiography, palaiopanagia, switzerland, yppo.gr
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Mendrisio Museum of Art, Canton Ticino, Switzerland
September 12, 2009 - January 10, 2010
The Mendrisio Museum of Art presents a large exhibition dedicated to the art of the classical antiquity.
Organized on the occasion of the World Cycling-Road Race Championship in Mendrisio, the theme of the exhibition is the figure of the athlete.
Through 150 objects - from sculpture ... Tags: Aias, amphora, ancient greece, Antilochus, antiquity, assyrian, black figures, classical greece, Diadumeenos, Diomedes, Discobolos, egyptian, Exekias, geometric, Hercules, homer, Iliad, kalos kai agathos, Makron, Mendrisio, Myron, nuragic, Odysseus, panathenian, pankration, Patroclus, pentathlon, Polykleitos, switzerland, Telamon, zeus
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In order to pave the way to the annexation of Rumelia, the task before the Bulgarian imperialists was twofold. In the first place they had to detach the Slav-speaking inhabitants from the Patriarcate, and attach them to the Exarchate. But that in itself would not have been enough, because of the local distribution of the ... Tags: 1908, Allen Upward, bulgarians, europe, exarchate, fictitious nationality, Greece, greeks, london, macedonia, macedonian, patriarchate, scotland, switzerland
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