Byzantine Collection (#76)

Byzantine castle, Selcuk Castle, Anatolia, Turkey, Eurasia

Engraving, Byzantine church, Leptis Magna, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Libya, North Africa, Africa

Church of Santa Sabina, Byzantine chapel in farmland near Macomer, Silanus, Nuoro province, Sardinia, Italy, Europe

Interior of Ayia Sofia, 14th century Byzantine church, Mystra, Peloponnese, Greece, Europe

The 6th century Agio Tito Byzantine basilica at Gortyn, Gortyn, island of Crete, Greece, Mediterranean, Europe

Detail of Byzantine decoration, Olymbos, Karpathos, Dodecanese islands, Greece, Mediterranean, Europe

Hill with church and walls on the summit at the Byzantine site at Mystra, Peloponnese, Greece, Europe

Byzantine church of St. Paul, Acropolis, Lindos, Rhodes, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe

Panagia Kera, Byzantine church dating from the 13th century, near Kritsa, Crete, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe

The Byzantine fortress, Kyrenia (Girne), northern area, Cyprus, Europe

Ruins of the Byzantine fortress at Paphos, Cyprus, Europe

Byzantine monastery which became a castle in the 11th century AD, rebuilt by Lusignans in 1228, at St. Hilarion, North Cyprus, Europe

Frescoes in Byzantine tradition in Greek Orthodox monastery, Kykko Monastery, Marathasa, Troodos Mountains, Cyprus, Europe

Castle of Saranda Kolones, Paphos, Cyprus, Europe

A Byzantine Banquet
a Byzantine Banquet

George of Trebizond / Larm
GEORGE OF TREBIZOND Byzantine scholar

Demetrius Chalcondyles
DEMETRIUS CHALCONDYLES Byzantine scholar in Italy

Byzantine Costume / C6 / Men
Men of the Byzantine period

Byzantine Costume
Byzantine costume : two men and a woman

BYZANTINES / 800-1000
L-R: A Man of Rank, Basilius (886), an Empress, an Emperor and Basilius II (1025)

Constans and Priests
Byzantine emperor Constans II Pogonatus, who does not share the views of the Roman pontiff, ill-treats his priests

Byzantine Throne
The throne of a Byzantine emperor, making up in ornament what it probably lacks in comfort

Sicily / Palermo Chapel
Palermo: Byzantine (Palatine) Chapel

Emperor Basilius II
EMPEROR BASILIUS II son of Romanus II added the Balkans, Mesopotamia and other regions to the Empire

NARSES (480? - 574)
NARSES Byzantine general and eunuch; commanded Justinian Is imperial bodyguard

Byzantine Doctors 2
Greek doctors of the Byzantine Empire plate 2 of 2

Byzantine Doctors 1
Greek doctors of the Byzantine Empire plate 1 of 2

Byzantine Soldiers, C9
Contemporary illustration of Byzantine soldiers on horseback

Belisarius Portrait
BELISARIUS Byzantine general under Emperor Justinian I alternately celebrated and disgraced

Alexius I Commenus
ALEXIUS I COMMENUS Byzantine emperor of Constantinople

Crusades / Constantinople
FOURTH CRUSADE After quarreling with the Byzantine rulers, the Crusaders take Constantinople where Baudouin de Flandre is crowned emperor

BESSARION - Latin patriarch of Constantinople. Byzantine theologian and Humanist. Was originally called Basil but took Bessarion on entering monastery

Belisarius Occupies Rome
Byzantine general BELISARIUS, having defeated the Vandals, subdued the Ostrogoths and conquered Sicily, occupies Rome

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"Exploring the Magnificence of Byzantine Art and Culture" Step into the rich history of the Byzantine Empire with a captivating journey through its remarkable art and architecture. The map of the Byzantine Empire reveals its vast expanse, stretching from Ravenna to Istanbul, showcasing its influence on both Europe and Asia. Marvel at Empress Theodora, a powerful figure who left an indelible mark on Byzantine society. Her legacy is beautifully depicted in the Deesis Mosaic found in Istanbul's Hagia Sophia, where she stands alongside other saints in prayerful devotion. Transport yourself to ancient times as you gaze upon a 12th-century mosaic portraying the Virgin Mary and Child within Aya Sofya. This masterpiece captures the essence religious art with intricate details and vibrant colors that still mesmerize viewers today. The Last Judgement Novgorod Icon takes us further into this empire's spiritual realm. Painted with tempera on wood, it depicts scenes from biblical narratives while showcasing exquisite craftsmanship that reflects their deep faith. Justinian I, one of Byzantium's most influential emperors, comes alive through his connection to Ravenna. Discover his impact on this Italian city as you explore his architectural contributions that have stood for centuries. Delve into astrology as you encounter the Zodiac mosaic at Israel's Beit Alpha Synagogue. Dating back to the 6th century, this stunning artwork showcases how diverse influences shaped Byzantine culture. Iconography continues to captivate us with an icon featuring Mary alongside saints Theodoros and Georgios at St Catherine's Monastery. Created in the 6th century, it exemplifies Byzantium's devotion to spirituality through intricate brushwork and delicate detailing. Traveling eastward brings us to Madaba Governorate where we find another treasure: The Madaba Mosaic Map within Saint George Greek Orthodox Basilica. This extraordinary piece offers insights into geography during early Christianity, showcasing Byzantine craftsmanship at its finest.