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Thessaly

Thessaly is framed by the chain of Pindus on the west, imposing Mount Olympus on the north and Mount Pelion, house of the mythical Centaurs, on the east. It was not widely visited in the first centuries of travel from western Europe. However, the famous monasteries of Meteora attracted the visitors' interest.

The valley of Tempi inspired artistic and intellectual creation in western Europe in several ways and became a subject of representation already in the 15th century, together with Mount Olympus. The city of Larissa, a commercial nexus as well as the Sultans' recreational resort, and the port of Volos in the Pagasetic Gulf are also found in maps and illustrations.

In the 19th century, the natural beauty of the region, human types and their costume as well as the Orthodox monasteries in Meteora are popular as illustration subjects in travel accounts.

1545 Gerbelius, N.

1660 Laurenberg, J.

1673 Browne, Ed.

1686 Enderlin, J.

1687  Coronelli, V.M.

1688  Coronelli, V.M.

1688 Dapper, Ol. («Archipel»)

1690 Peeters, J.

1691 Enderlin, J.

Patieridis G. / Stamatis, Κ.  (J. Gronovius in 1699)

1708 Coronelli, V.M.

1804 Roux, J.

1807  Bartholdy, J.L.S.

1815 Holland, H. (Sir)

1816 Clarke, Ed.D.

1819 Dodwell, Ed.

1819 Dodwell, Ed. ("Views")

1820 Pomardi, S.

1820 Hughes, Th. S.

1824 Joly, A.-V.

1825 Dupré, L. (έκδοση 1994)

1826-27 Pouqueville, Fr.-Ch.-H.-L.

1828 Stackelberg, O.M. von

1829 Williams, H.W.

1830 Stackelberg, O.M. von

1830  Bröndsted, P.Ol. 

1830 Frommel, C.

1832  Barthélemy, J.J.

1834 Stackelberg, O.M. von

1834 Dodwell, Ed.

1835 Pouqueville, Fr.-Ch.-H.-L.

1835 / 1967 Leake, W.M.

1838-45 Skene, J.

1841 Wordsworth, Chr.

1842-1885 /1984  Album

1851 Lear, Ed.

1887 Schweiger Lerchenfeld, A. von

1882 Wordsworth, Chr.

1890 Mahaffy, J.P.

1897 Curzon, R., (Baron Zouche)

1923 Reisinger, Er.

1925 Willoughby, Vera


Written by Ioli Vingopoulou