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Hermēneia tēs zōgraphikēs technēs / [hypo] Dionysiou ho ek Phourna.
Author
Dionysios, of Fourna, approximately 1670-approximately 1745
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Uniform title
Hermēneia tēs zōgraphikēs
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Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Modern Greek (1453-)
Published/Created
between 1800-1850.
Description
[104] leaves : paper ; 223 x 160 mm
Details
Subject(s)
Christian art and symbolism
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Icon painting
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Technique
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Painting
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Handbooks, manuals, etc
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Painting
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Technique
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Early works to 1800
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Summary note
The painter's manual of Dionysios of Fourna. This is a post-Byzantine manuscript, written in Greek script in black ink, which contains introductory sections on icon painting techniques and describes hundreds of figures of saints, Old and New Testament events, parables, feast days, and decorations of churches.
Notes
Ms. codex.
Physical description: 31-33 lines a page; 4to; collation: Α18 Β-Γ32 [Δ]22: [104] folios. Folios are missing at the beginning (12) and the end (10) of the manuscript, as well as between A7 and A8 queries (2); without pagination or foliation. Titles and elaborate initial letters in red ink.
Text begins as follows: "[...]on anthrakophoron la/[...] en tē aristera vastōn charti ..." and ends: "... To hagion Mandyl[...].
Source acquisition
Acquired with matching funds provided by the Program in Hellenic Studies with the support of the Stanley J. Seeger Hellenic Fund.
OCLC
1375241806
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