A preliminary drawing showing details of Theodora's tomb. Annotation survives in pencil on the back ('2.7').

A preliminary drawing showing details of the Theodora's tomb. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ('East elevation of tomb, towards church'; 'West elevation of tomb towards narthex'; 'detail of panel'; 'N°7') and the back ('2.8').

This is a preliminary drawing in pencil entitled: 'Church of S Theodora Arta'. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ('East Elevation of Tomb / towards church') and the back ('2.9').

A preliminary drawing showing a detail of the dooring sculpture. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ('Arta') and the back ('4.1').

This is a preliminary drawing in pencil. The front is the isometric section of the church interior, looking NE. On the back are two sketches of the sculpted arches of the N and W barrel-vault supporting the dome. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ('NE Angle Arta church') and the back ('4.2').

A preliminary drawing in ink annotated with pencil and labelled: 'A plan of the Church'. The front shows the ground plan of the church (scale 1:50). Further annotation survives in pencil on the back ('1.1'; '503'; 'N°1'; 'Reduce to 1-150'). This drawing was part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy and was panel 503 in the catalogue

This is a preliminary drawing showing an annotated ground plan of the church on the front. On the back are unfinished sketches of vaults. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ('Church of the Annunciation'; 'O ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΙΣΜΟC ΤΗC ΘΕΟΤΟΚΟΥ') and the back ('1.1a').

This is a preliminary drawing in pencil. The front is a partial plan of the naos at the gallery level. Further annotation survives on the back ('Arta Great Church'; '1.1b').

This is a preliminary drawing in pencil that survives in two parts. The front is the plan of the galleries. Unidentified sketches survive on the back. Further annotation ('I.Ic') survives on the back.

This is a preliminary drawing in pencil showing some of the dome of the church. Further annotation survives in pencil on the back ('I.Iδ') .

The drawing is labelled: 'A Plan of the Galleries'. The front is the plan of the galleries in ink (scale 1:50). Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front and the back ('1.2').

The drawing is labelled: 'Section looking East'. The front is the cross section of the church, looking east, in ink (scale 1:200). Further annotation survives in pencil on the back ('1.3').

The drawing is labelled: 'Section looking North'. The front is the longitudinal section of the church, looking north, in ink (scale 1:50). Further annotation survives in pencil on the front and back ('1.4'). This drawing was part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy and was panel 504 in the catalogue

This is a preliminary drawing in pencil that survives in two parts. The front is the longitudinal section of the church, looking north. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front and on the back ('1.4a').

A preliminary drawing showing an irregular isometric section, looking south, in ink. Further annotation survives in pencil on the back ('1.4b').

A preliminary drawing entitled 'Arta: Church of the Paregoritza' and labelled: 'West Elevation'. The front is the west elevation of the church, looking east, in ink (scale 1:50). Further annotation survives in pencil both on front ('N°5') and back ('2.1', '505'). This drawing was part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy and was panel 505 in the catalogue

A preliminary drawing showing the elevation of the central dome of the church, looking E. Further annotation survives in pencil both on front ('Arta central dome') and back ('2.1a').

A preliminary drawing in pencil and crayon. The front shows the west elevation of the church, looking east. A section of an unfinished ground plan survives on the back. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front and the back ('2.1b').

A preliminary drawing showing the north elevation of the church, looking south. The unfinished sketch of a ciborium survives on the reverse. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front and the back ('2.1c').

A preliminary drawing showing the east elevation of the church, looking west. The unfinished sketch of the transverse section, looking W, survives on the back. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front and on the back ('2.1δ').

A preliminary drawing labelled: 'North Elevation'. The front is the north elevation of the church, looking east, in ink (scale 1:50). Further annotation survive in pencil both on the front and the back ('2.2').

A prelimimary drawing labelled: 'East Elevation'. The front is the east elevation of the church, looking W, in ink (scale 1:50), with annotations in pencil. Further annotation survive in pencil both on the front ('Great Ch Arta'; '6') and the back ('2.3'). This drawing was part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy and was panel 506 in the catalogue

A preliminary drawing showing the isometric section of the church, looking south-east (?). Further annotation survive in pencil both on the front ('Arta') and the back ('3.1').

A preliminary drawing showing the unfinished ground plan of the church. Further annotation survives in pencil on the back ('1.1').

A preliminiary drawing that was entitled: 'Church of Basil Arta' but has been crossed out and corrected in pencil: 'Arta Church of S. Basil'. The drawing is labelled in ink: 'A Plan of the Church'. The front is the ground plan of the church (scale 1: 50). Further annotation survives in pencil on the back ('1.2').

A preliminary drawing shoiwng the ground plan of the church in ink with annotations in pencil . Further annotation survive in pencil both on the front ('Church of Saint Basil'; 'Bema'; 'Arta S. Basil'; 'Scale 1/2 inche to 1 foot') and the back ('1.3').

A preliminary drawing entitled, 'Church of S. Basil Arta', and labelled 'West Elevation'. The front shows the west elevation of the church, looking east, in ink with annotations in pencil. Further annotation survive in pencil both on the front ('N° 2') and the back ('1.4'). On the back is a sketch of the longitudinal section of an unidentified domed church.

A preliminary drawing entitled 'Arta Church of S. Basil' and labelled: 'North Elevation'. The front shows is the north elevation of the church, looking south, in ink. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ( 'N°3'; 'Scale of feet'; 'Scale of metres', 'reduce to 6 3/4') and the back ('1.5').

A preliminary drawing showing the east elevation of the church, looking west on the front. Unfinished annotated pencil sketches of the two ceramic relief icons that decorate the eastern tympanon of the church survive on the back. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ('St Basil Arta') and the back ('St Basil Arta'; '1.6').

A preliminary drawing showing the east elevation of the church, looking west (scale 1:50) on the front. The drawing is annotated in pencil both on the front ('St Basil Arta'; 'reduce to 7 inches'; 'reduce to 9 1/2 inches'; '1:50', 'scale of feet'; 'scale of meter') and the back ('1.7').

A preliminary drawing entitled in: 'Church of Saint Basil Arta The West End' showing the west elevation of the church on the front, looking east in ink with pencil annotations. Further annotation survive in pencil on front ('scale of feet') and back ('1.8').

A preliminary drawing is entitled: 'North Elevation of the Church' showing the north elevation of the church, looking south on the front. Further annotation survives in pencil both on the front ('St Basil Arta') and the back ('1.9').

Ground plan. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil:' Tegea Palaia Episcopi, 1/4 Scale'. Further annotation in pencil survives.

Longitudinal section. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil: 'Tegea'. It has been left unfinished.

Cross section. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil: 'Tegea'. It has been left unfinished.

East elevation (upper half) - Cross section (lower half). This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil:'Tegea - Palaeo-Episcopi'. It is labelled in ink: 'East Elevation' (upper part) - 'Section Through West End Of Nave Looking West' (lower part). It is numbered in pencil (no 3) in the upper right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.

Fragments of carved slabs and capitals. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil:'Tegea - Palaeo-Episcopi'. It is labelled in ink:'Fragments of Carved Slab, Capital,- Etc.'. It is numbered in pencil (no 5) in the upper right-hand corner.

Door slab from the temple gate. This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in pencil in the upper right-hand corner:' Tegea Museum'. Further annotation in pencil survives.

Ground plan. This is the preliminary drawing of an unidentified cross-in-square church. The printed drawing of a building's façade survives on the reverse. Not certain if its from Arcadia.

Ground plan (left-hand side) - West and south elevation (right-hand side). The drawing is fully annotated in pencil.

Upper part: Gallery plan - Lower part: Ground plan with floor opus sectile (revetment). The drawing is entitled in pencil: 'Mistras - Church of the Pantanassa'. It is labelled in ink: 'A Plan of the Galleries', 'A Plan of the Church'. Further annotation in pencil surives.

Cross section. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in ink: 'Church of the Pantanassa at Mistras - Transverse Section Looking East 1/4 Scale'. Further annotation in pencil survives. The sketch of the Ground Plan of an unidentified chapel (Hagios Charalampos?) survives on the reverse.

Longitudinal section with iconography. This is a preliminary drawing. It is labelled in ink: 'Longitudinal Section Looking North'. Further annotation in pencil survives.

Isometric section. The drawing is entitled in ink: 'Church of the Pantanassa - Mistras'. The drawing was exhibited in the Royal Academy 1936 exhibition (no 492).

West elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil: 'The Church of the Pantanassa'. It is labelled in ink: 'West Elevation'. It is numbered (no 4) in pencil in the upper right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.

North elevation. The drawing is entitled in pencil: 'The Church of the Pantanassa'. It is labelled in ink: 'North Elevation'. It is numbered (no 5) in pencil in the upper right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives. The drawing was exhibited in the Royal Academy 1936 exhibition (no 493).

North elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in ink: 'Church of the Pantanassa at Mistras - The North Elevation 1/4 Scale'. Further annotation in pencil survives.

Details of sculpture (capitals, lintels). This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in pencil.

Ground plan. The drawing is entitled in pencil: 'Mistras - Church of the Evangelistria'. It is labelled in ink: 'A Plan of the Church'. It is numbered in pencil (no 1) in upper right-hand corner.

Upper part: Cross section - Lower part: Longitudinal section. The drawing is entitled in pencil: 'Mistras - Church of the Evangelistria'. It is labelled in ink: 'Section Looking North West' and 'Section Looking North East'. It is numbered in pencil (no 2) in upper right-hand corner.