Illustrations

Illustration (facing page 173) from Tableaux in Greek History, 1953

Plate III from Tableaux in Greek History, 1953 Taken from a wall-painting in the Serbian monastery of Hilandari, Mount Athos

Frontispiece illustration from Tableaux in Greek History (1953) Representing Ancient, Byzantine and Modern Greece

Plate VI from Tableaux in Greek History (1953)

Plate VII from Tableaux in Greek History (1953)

Plate I from Tableaux in Greek History (1953)

Plate II illustration from Tableaux in Greek History And this is Greece, unquestionably, undeniably, incontestably, inalienably the omphalos: the great Greek temple and the great Christian church: the two together in the Light of Eternity inseparable from the Greek...

Plate V from Tableaux in Greek History (1953) Subtitled "Dancing Girls" by Marietta; this is a representation of the nine muses of Classical antiquity, dancing with the Patriarch around a Greek church candelabra, or corona. The lit corona is set swinging, so that...

Plate IV - hand-coloured illustration from Tableaux in Greek History (1953) "There is, in fact, a great tangle of birds: the twin eagles of Greek mythology, the single eagle of Rome, the Double-Headed Eagle of the Byzantine Empire, the Raven of the Pythian Apollo,...