Cyprus (island)
Found in 574 Collections and/or Records:
[Oriental-Assyrian. Male head], 1900
163 x 211 mm. A studio photograph of a carving of a male head, with beard and pointed cap, in mixed Oriental-Assyrian style.
[Oriental-Assyrian. Male Votary], 1900
162 x 211 mm. A studio photograph of a full length statue (broken below waist) of a bearded man dressed in a long sleeveless tunic; carved in mixed Oriental-Assyrian style.
[Oriental-Assyrian. Male Votary], 1900
158 x 210 mm. A studio photograph of a full length statue of a bearded man dressed in a long sleeveless tunic; carved in mixed Oriental-Assyrian style.
[Oriental-Assyrian. Three figures], 1900
160 x 210 mm. A studio photograph of three figures with animal head masks carved in mixed (?) Oriental-Assyrian style.
[Oriental-Assyrian. Two statues], 1900
162 x 212 mm. A studio photograph of two warriors carved in mixed Oriental-Assyrian style.
[Oriental-Egyptian. Flute-player], 1900
162 x 212 mm. A studio photograph of a figure playing a double flute, carved in mixed Oriental-Egyptian style.
[Oriental-Egyptian. Statue of a man], 1900
163 x 212 mm. A studio photograph of a man carved in mixed Oriental-Egyptian style.
[Oriental-Egyptian. Statue of a man], 1900
156 x 211 mm. A studio photograph of a man carved in mixed Oriental-Egyptian style.
[Oriental-Egyptian. Statue of a man], 1900
162 x 213 mm. A studio photograph of a man, carved in mixed Oriental-Egyptian style.
[Oriental-Egyptian. Statue of a man], 1900
162 x 211 mm. A studio photograph of a man carved in mixed Oriental-Egyptian style.
Othello's Tower, Famagusta : really seems to be the inner stronghold of the citadel : Venice lion in white marble, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). [No print]. Missing.
Outside of a house at Varosha, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Persian wheel and fruit garden.
[Packing citrus fruit, Limassol], 1965
227 x 172 mm. Showing women packing fruit into crates in a factory. The caption on the reverse of the photograph reads: 'Packing, in Limassol on the South Coast of Cyprus, citrus fruit for Export. Greeks and Turks live and work together in friendly coexistence'.
Palace of the Archbishop of Cyprus, 1974
Showing the Palace which was badly damaged in the coup and Turkish Air Raids (July - August 1974).
Palai Kythro, Cyprus, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). From the moving train.
[Panorama of Famagusta, 1870's], 1870 - 1879
Two prints, measuring 233 x 173 mm. When joined, they form a panoramic view of the old city walls from the harbour, with sailing ships moored at the wharf on the left hand side, and the ruins of St Katherine's Church visible beyond the walls on the right hand print.
Panorama of Famagusta (Cyprus), 1900
An album containing postcard views of Cyprus. The postcards are by a variety of photographers and publishers.
Paphos, inscribed stele
204 x 154 mm. A view showing a stone monument carved with Greek characters at Paphos.
Part of ancient aqueduct [i.e. aquaduct] about one mile from Salamis, 1908
Part of Hilarion, 1908
Quarter-plate. Seen from Kyrenia.
Part of ruins (white marble) of Temple of Jupiter, Salamis, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Showing a white owl (the Athene owl) perched on one of the column bases.
Part of ruins (white marble) of Temple of Jupiter, Salamis, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Showing a white owl (the Athene owl) perched on one of the column bases.
Part of the ruin of Bellapaise Abbey, Kyrania, 1900
107 x 152mm. Showing roofless arches and walls in the ruined 14th-century monastery which lies north of the Kyrenia Range of mountains.
Pauls Pillars, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Chrysopotitisa Church near Paphos. In the foreground I have placed a nougani, one of the sleighs for the threshing floor, so that you may see the way in which the chipped flints are set on the underside to cut and tear the straw.
Perapedi [Peripedhi?]
207 x 163 mm. A view looking over a mountainous landscape with the village of Perapedi (probably Peripedhi) in the distance. In the foreground stands a house and an encampment of tents (probably military). Perapedi lies south of Mount Troödos.