| Department |
Archive |
| Collection |
1936 Exhibition Collection |
| Reference No. |
1936/2/2/36 |
| Level |
Item |
| Scope and Content |
Card base with six black and white photographs attached, labelled with pasted letters a-f. The number 337 is pasted in the lower left corner. "Asia Minor R.M. Dawkins" is written in ink in the lower right corner. Framed. The original description in the catalogue reads: "a. Rock-cut church, near Sinassos in Cappadocia. These and rock-cut dwellings are characteristic of this region. c. Rock-cut dwellings in the Soghanlu Valley in Cappadocia. b. The monastery of Panagia Soumela: the treasures of this deserted monastery are at Athens. d. The Monastery of St George Peristerona at Pharasa, a Greek village in the Taurus, where a curious dialect was spoken. There were in the village only a very few Turks. e, f. Threshing floor and Greek children." |
| Notes |
In the Exhibition Catalogue this is under the subheading "Travels and Studies of Sites and Monuments" |
| Related records |
[1936/2/2/36/1], Sub-item, 337a: Rock-Cut Church
[1936/2/2/36/2], Sub-item, 337b: The Monastery of Panagia Soumela
[1936/2/2/36/3], Sub-item, 337c: Rock-cut Dwellings
[1936/2/2/36/4], Sub-item, 337d: The Monastery of St. George Peristerona at Pharasa
[1936/2/2/36/5], Sub-item, 337e: Threshing Floor and Greek Children
[1936/2/2/36/6], Sub-item, 337f: Threshing Floor and Greek Children
[BSA SPHS/1/4024.8137], Rock cut church between Sinasos (modern Mustafapaşa) and Ürgüp, 1909-1911
[BSA SPHS/1/7356.C2407], Sumela Monastery, general view, 1914
[BSA SPHS/1/4047.8162], Soğanlı: Rock cut dwellings of Soghanlü, 1909-1911
[BSA SPHS/1/7350.C2401], Kuştul Monastery of Saint George Peristereotas, 1914
[BSA SPHS/1/6185.C3598], Pharasa (modern Çamlıca): Threshing, 1910-1911
[BSA SPHS/1/6184.C3597], Pharasa (modern Çamlıca): Greek children, 1910-1911
[BSA SPHS/1/6841.C6850], View of the work of W.S. George as shown at the 1936 exhibition at Burlington House, London: 339 and 340. The Acropolis of Athens, 341. Fresco of a Young Armed Warrior (Acropolis Museum), 342. Head of Seti I, in soft limestone, once coloured. XIXth dynast, 1936
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