Architecture and built environment (7220 Subjects)
Entrance of a house, Kalamata.
View of Coroni.
Niocastron, the new fortress of Pylos, which was used as a prison at the time of the author's visit.
View of Carytaina with the Frankish castle.
The ruins of the temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae.
Map of Mycenae, showing the main sights.
Section and plan of the Treasury of Atreus at Mycenae.
Entrance to the Tholos tomb of Mycenae (Treasury of Atreus).
The interior of the Tholos tomb of Mycenae (Treasury of Atreus)
Inscription from the Acropolis of Larissa, Argos. Drawings of several parts of the walls of the Acropolis of Larissa (Argos) and of the Acropolis of Tiryns. Capital of green marble, Mycenae. Wedge of brass, brass nails from the Treasury, Mycenae. Ornamented red marble in a church near the Treasury at Mycenae, [originally part of the reliefs at the entrance to the Tholos Tomb of Mycenae].
Gate of the Lions, Mycenae.
Gate of the Lions, Mycenae.
Gate of the Lions, Mycenae.
The Postern gate of Mycenae Acropolis.
View of the northeastern (postern) gate of Mycenae.
Mycenae.
Cyclopian wall on the S. side of the Citadel of Mycenae. Loop hole or window. Cyclopian wall on the E. side of Tiryns.
Plan of Tiryns in Argolis.
Masonry tunnel at the Acropolis of Tiryns.
View from Nafplio, Bourtzi in the background. View of the Mycenean Acropolis of Tiryns.
View of the Acropolis of Larissa in Argos. On the left, the monastery of Panagia Katakekrymmeni.
Panoramic view of part of the Argolic plain from the Acropolis of Larissa in Argos. In the background, Nafplio and Bourtzi.
View of the Argolic Gulf.
View of Nafplio. Palamidi fortress in the background, on the left.
Plan of the Sanctuary of Asclepius in Epidaurus.
View of Palaia Epidavros.
Half-title page with illustration.
Half-title page with illustration.
View of Istanbul from Pera. Valens aqueduct in the background. To the left of the aqueduct, the mosques of Suleiman I and Ahmed I, and Hagia Sophia.
The mosque of Sultan Ahmed I and the Byzantine Hippodrome. In the foreground, the Obelisk of Theodosius I, and the Obelisk of Constantine VII. Between them, the Serpent column, that is, the bronze base of the golden tripod of Plataeae, originally in the sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi.