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Tag Archives: architecture
Om Istanbuls bysantinska monument
På vår gamla hemsida fördes vid något tillfälle frågan på tal om huruvida freskerna i Chorakyrkan (Kariye Camii) i Istanbul lider under tilltagande fuktskador. Fotografier som tagits under tre besök, 2004, 2007 och 2011 visade att den blå färgen alltmer bleknat bakom vad … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, Blachernai palace, Chora church, conservation, Istanbul, Tekfur Saray
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Bysans i Belgrad
Den 22-27 augusti samlades världens bysantinologer i Belgrad för att under AIEB:s egid delta i den 23:e internationella kongressen för bysantinska studier. Temat för 2016 års kongress var ”Byzantium – a world of changes”, och i viss mån kan man … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Athos, manuscript, narrative, neo-byzantine, Palaiologos, politics, Vikings
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Byzantine days in Uppsala
A series of Byzantine events took place in Uppsala on 15-17 October, in collaboration between Greek and Byzantine Studies, Uppsala University, the Uppsala Coin Cabinet, Museum Gustavianum and the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study. Cécile Morrisson held a lecture in … Continue reading
Things that are not mosques: neo-Byzantine cathedrals
A few days ago, the picture of a ballot box in front of Westminster cathedral – the metropolitan Catholic cathedral of London – evoked some sneering twitter remarks about “mosques” from a member of the nationalist British UKIP or UK independence party. The jeering response from social media … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Catholicism, Christianity, Islam, neo-byzantine, politics
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