Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14008/26978
Authors: Axentis, Symeon  
Title: Holy Bishopric of Morphou: Saints John Prodromos, Nicholas and the Evangelist Luke, Church of the Theotokos in Galata
Start date: 1514
End date: 1514
Historical Period: Post-Byzantine
Description: 

John Prodromos is depicted as an ascetic in the desert, with a hide under his himation, holding a scroll with an inscription calling on all believers to repent their sins. Saint Nicholas, clothed in the sacerdotal vestments of a high priest and in his familiar iconographic guise, one of the most popular saints in the Christian Church, frequently occupies an eminent position in the decoration of churches. Conversely, Saint Luke on his own and depicted in full figure, as in this instance, is more rarely seen; he is, however, indigenous to the churches of Cyprus.

Place: Panagía tis Podýthou, Cyprus  
Languages: No linguistic content; Not applicable
Medium: paint (coating)
Project: BYZART Project  
Fond: OUC Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation  
Physical type: mural paintings (visual works)
Material and technique: painting (image-making)
Data provider: Open University of Cyprus  
License: All rights reserved
Rights holder: Holy Bishopric of Morphou  
Appears in Collections:BYZART

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