Cyprus (nation)
Found in 531 Collections and/or Records:
St. Lazarus Church, Larnaca, 1908
Quarter-plate. Boys of the Greek Elementary School of Larnaca (attached to a church in similar way to old voluntary schools in England). Beside the entry stands Little John a deacon of the Church. Tomb of St. Lazarus (Raising of Lazarus) is in this Church.
St Nicholas, Nicosia, 1878
175 x 114 mm. Autotype. A view showing the elaborate entrance to the church with a few Cypriots around the doorway: 'Hard by the Cathedral of St Sophia stands a church once dedicated to St. Nicholas, but now used as a granary, whose richly-sculptured portal, the subject of this photograph, is one of the finest examples of its kind in Cyprus' (Thomson 1879, vol.1, p.15). The building, in a sad state of disrepair in this photograph, has now been completely demolished.
St. Sophia, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). The flying buttresses, seen as we stand upon the roof of side aisle : Famagusta, Cyprus.
St. Sophia, Famagusta, 1908
Half-plate. Viewed with our backs to Lusignan Palace.
St. Sophia, Famagusta, Cyprus, 1900
An album containing postcard views of Cyprus. The postcards are by a variety of photographers and publishers.
St Sophia, Nicosia, 1878
St. Sophia, Nicosia (Cyprus), 1900
An album containing postcard views of Cyprus. The postcards are by a variety of photographers and publishers.
[Statue of an archer], 1900
162 x 211 mm. A studio photograph of an archer (lacking head and arms) carved in archaic Cypriot style.
Statue of Aphrodite in the Cyprus Museum Nicosia, 1965
172 x 129 mm. The caption on the reverse of the photograph reads: 'Cyprus is believed to be the acknowledged birthplace of the Greek Goddess of Love and as such is recorded in Homer. A temple of the Goddess exists at Paphos and the beautiful locality Fontana Amorosa believed to be the goddess's bathing place'.
[Statuettes], 1881
278 x 198 mm. A view showing numerous small figures, including humans, animals and models of chariots, executed in an unsophisticated style.
[Statuettes], 1881
278 x 190 mm. A view showing numerous small figures and also steatopygus female figures.
[Statuettes], 1881
303 x 178 mm. A view showing statues and heads carved in Hellenistic and (?) Oriental style.
[Statuettes], 1881
282 x 199 mm. A view showing several small statuettes, carved in (?) Oriental style.
[Statuettes], 1881
287 x 195 mm. A view showing several small statuettes carved in (?) Oriental style.
[Statuettes], 1881
299 x 148 mm. A view showing several statuettes carved in Hellenic style.
[Statuettes], 1881
316 x 161 mm. A view showing several statuettes carved in Hellenic style.
[Statuettes], 1881
312 x 138 mm. A miscellaneous display of statuettes including female figures, satyrs, and a rooster.
[Statuettes], 1881
309 x 150 mm. A view showing mainly female full-length statuettes in Hellenistic style.
[Statuettes], 1881
310 x 149 mm. A miscellaneous display of statuettes in Hellenistic style, including female figures, animals, Hercules wrestling with a serpent and a figure of Pan.
[Statuettes], 1881
297 x 146 mm. A miscellaneous display of statuettes in Hellenistic style, including female figures and masked figures.
[Statuettes], 1881
315 x 160 mm. A miscellaneous display of statuettes, with figures in Hellenistic style in the foreground (including a representation of Leda and the swan), and Cypriot figures behind (including a steatopygous female and an almost abstract rendering of a mother and child).
[Statuettes], 1881
312 x 149 mm. A display of figures in Hellenistic style including two statuettes of humans riding cockerels.
[Statuettes], 1881
309 x 142 mm. A large display of miscellaneous figures in Hellenistic style.
[Statuettes and other artefacts], 1881
313 x 197 mm. A large display of miscellaneous objects, including bottles and vases, and figures in Hellenistic and Cypriot style.
[Stele with two lions], 1900
211 x 163 mm. A studio photograph of two lions seated on a piece of decorative stonework, carved in mixed Oriental-Assyrian style.