Abstract

The Loverdos Collection was imported in Byzantine and Christian Mouseum when the heirs of the collector Dionisios Loverdos, a banker from Cephalonia, gave for conservation and safekeeping a large part of the collection (approximately 600 items). The collection contains artworks of post-Byzantine art: icons, manuscripts, woodcarvings, ecclesiastical vestments (15th – 19th century).

Language:

Greek, Modern (1453-)

Digital Format:

JPEG/JFIF, TIFF Image

Digital Type:

Still image

Subject:

Culture
Culture > Culture
Culture > Culture > Cultural identity
Culture > Culture > National cultures
Culture > Philosophy and ethics
Culture > Philosophy and ethics > Belief
Culture > History
Culture > History > National history
Culture > History > Religious history
Culture > History > Local history
Culture > History > Archaeology
Culture > Visual arts
Culture > Visual arts > Fine arts
Culture > Visual arts > Monuments

Period:

Modern and contemporary
Modern and contemporary > 16th century
Modern and contemporary > 17th century
Modern and contemporary > 18th century

Culture:

Eastern European

Spatial Coverage:

Europe
Europe > GREECE

Relationships:

Relation type	Target identifier
May be under the responsibility of an institution	Eprints 70 not found.
May be made available via a product or service	Eprints 112 not found.
May be a representation of all or part of a physical collection	Eprints 29 not found.

Start date:

Unspecified 0015

End date:

Unspecified 0018

["eprint_fieldname_physical-types" not defined]:

Incunable, Manuscript, Illuminated manuscript, Gold coin, Visual arts

URI:

http://www.michael-culture.org/id/eprint/21571