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The Byzart project aims to enhance Byzantine and Post-Byzantine archaeological and artistic heritage on Europeana. The Byzantine collection is now fully available on Europeana Collections. Visit the Byzart Collection and discover the amazing world of Byzantine Art!
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Roman plasters from Santa Gulia Museum in Brescia
Fragments of decorated plaster imitating opus sectile decoration
Roman plasters from Santa Gulia Museum in Brescia
Fragments of decorated plaster imitating opus sectile decoration
Capitals from Brescia
Different limestone Corinthian capitals
Re-used Roman architerctural elements in Porto Venere (La Spezia)
White marble architectural elements re-used in a later (modern) wall made of irregular stone blocks and mortar
Re-used Roman architerctural elements in Porto Venere (La Spezia)
White marble architectural elements re-used in a later (modern) wall made of irregular stone blocks and mortar
Re-used Roman architerctural elements in Porto Venere (La Spezia)
White marble architectural elements re-used in a later (modern) wall made of irregular stone blocks and mortar
Roman Granite Caves of Capo Testa (Santa Teresa di Gallura OT)
Unfinished granite architectural elements from an abandoned cave, now semi-covered by the sea
Roman Granite Caves of Capo Testa (Santa Teresa di Gallura OT)
Unfinished granite columns from an abandoned cave, now semi-covered by the sea
Roman Granite Caves of Capo Testa (Santa Teresa di Gallura OT)
Unfinished granite columns from an abandoned cave, now semi-covered by the sea
Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation: Mosaic floor, Kourion
Mosaic floor from central room of the Baths of the House of Eustolios with a partridge in the middle.
Holy Bishopric of Morphou: St Barbara, Church of the Holy Virgin in Moutoullas
St Barbara is depicted twice at the same church. She weaars again imperial garments, a cloak, and an imperial loros. Her crown is decorated with precious stones; she wears drop-earrings. She is holding a palm branch in her left hand and a cross in…
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 12:31 - 13:16
The Israelites leave Egypt
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
The plague of the first-born: the destroying angel passes through the land and kills every Egyptian first-born of man and animal
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
Celebration of the first Passover
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
The plague of murrain in cattle: all the animals of the Egyptians die
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
The plague of darkness: Moses raises his hands towards the sky and there is total darkness for three days
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
The plague of locusts: as Moses raises his hands the locusts come and eat everything that has survived the hail
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
The plague of boils: Moses throws a handful of ashes into the air in front of Pharaoh and it produces boils on the people and the animals
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
The plague of hail: Moses raises his rod towards the sky, and hail and fire fall to the ground
Greek Evangelical School of Smyrna, Octateuch (destroyed in 1922): Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30
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