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The Antiquities of Athens measured and delineated by James Stuart F.R.S. and F.S.A. and Nicholas Revett painters and architects.
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Author Name:
Revett, Nicholas
Title:
The Antiquities of Athens measured and delineated by James Stuart F.R.S. and F.S.A. and Nicholas Revett painters and architects.
Date:
London, 1762
Description:
Preface: Stuart, James
Introduction: Mrs. Stuart]
Dedication: To the king
Illustration: (Maps ,Views ,antiquities ,)
Pagination: PP23+52P+24PP, PP20+46P, PP51+64P+2P
Volumes: 1
Text Genre: Prose
Identifiers:
Loverdos A! 57 II 3 A! 57 III 3 (S. Loverdos Library, Kifissia, Athens: A! 57 II 3 A! 57 III 3)
Spatial:
Itinerary: Zant, Patrass, Pentagioi, Vostizza, Corinth, Cenchrea, Isthmus, Megara, Salamis, Pireus or Porto Lione, Athens, Thessalonica or Salonica, Delos, Smyrna.
Temporal:
1751-55
Notes:
Original language: English Notes for the traveler. Architects Architecture
Abstract:
Interests: Archaeology, Architecture
Type:
Text
Creator:
Revett, Nicholas-Revett Nicholas
Painter-Revett, Nicholas-Revett Nicholas
Traveller-Revett, Nicholas-Revett Nicholas
Contains The Icons:
A view of the Propylea and the two contiguous buildings in their present state
A view of the channel of the Ilissus, and of the bridge, now partly ruined but which formerly led to the Stadium Panathenaicum and to the Country of Agra
A prospect of the front of a stoa portico, commonly supposed to be the remains of the Temple of Zupiter Olympius in the present condition
A view of the Tower of the Winds in its present condition
A View of the front of the scene of the Theatre of Bacchus
A view of a doric portico at Athens in its present state
Research Center:
Institute of Neohellenic Research / NHRF
Research Supervisor:
Ioli Vingopoulou
EKT
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