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New window at west end. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back of the photograph. See also photo no. 02/06/09/03 (BRF no.02/01/07/136).
East walls and angle tower. The photograph is initialed in pencil: 'F.W.H.'. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back.
Transverse section. The Drawing is entitled in ink:' Church of S. Paraskevi, Thessalonica' - No 2. It is labelled: 'Longitudinal Section Looking South'. W.S. George also worked on these drawings (1907-1909). This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 556 in the catalogue
Transverse section. The Drawing is entitled in ink:' Church of S. Paraskevi, Thessalonica' - No 4. It is labelled: 'Cross Section Looking East'. W.S. George also worked on these drawings (1907-1909). This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 557 in the catalogue
North elevation. The Drawing is entitled in ink:' Church of S. Paraskevi, Thessalonica' - No 6. It is labelled: 'North Elevation'. Further annotation in ink survives. W.S. George also worked on these drawings (1907-1909). This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy asl 558 in the catalogue
Transverse section looking south-east (top) - Transverse section looking north-west (bottom) with parts of the walling. A sketch of the longitudinal section of the church surives on the reverse. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled: 'Church of S. Sophia Thessalonica' No.5. It is labelled: 'Cross Section Through Narthex Looking South-East' and 'Cross Section Through Narthex Looking North-West'. Further annotation in pencil survives. W.S. George (1906-1915/1907-1909?) has contributed to the drawings of this church.On the reverse: A cancelled Section of the Church. This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 528 in the catalogue
Longitudinal section with iconography. This is a preliminary drawing. Further annotation in pencil survives.
South-east elevation. The drawing is entitled:'Church of Saint George Thessalonica' No4. It is labelled:'South-East Elevation'. This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 524 in the catalogue
Longitudinal section. The drawing is entitled:'Church of Saint George Thessalonica' No3. It is labelled:'Longitudinal Section'. Further annotation in ink survives. This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 523 in the catalogue
Ground plan. The drawing is entitled: 'Church of Saint George Thessalonica' No1. It is labelled: 'A Plan of the Church'. This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 521 in the catalogue
Head of Hagios Demetrios. The drawing is numbered: 'No 8'. It is dated (Sept. 1. 1909) and signed (W.S. George) in pencil on the reverse. Further annotation in pencil survives. This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 542 in the catalogue
East elevation. The drawing has been framed for the 1985 exhibition. It is dated and initialed in pencil W.S.G. in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives. See also drawing no 01/08/04/08/02 (BRF no 01/01/06/262). The drawing has been framed for the 1985 exhibition. This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 538 in the catalogue
East elevation. The drawing is entitled:'Church of S. Demetrius Thessalonica' No11. It is labelled:'East Elevation'. Further annotation in ink survives. See also drawing no 01/01/06/279.
Series of columns in the north transept. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back of the photograph. Duplicate (enlargement) copy exists catalogued as: old archive no. 02/07/14/04 (neg. no H.S. 2378) which has now been deleted.
Interior view of the north aisle looking east. The photograph was made for the Hellenic Society. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back. Creator unknown.
Funerary monument of Louka Spantouni. The photograph was made for the Hellenic Society. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back. Creator unknown.
Series of columns in the north transept. It is not certain whether George took the photo or he acquired it from someone else. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back of the photograph. Hellenic Society negative # 7677 has been noted on the back. See also photo no. 02/08/03/01 (BRF no. 02/01/07/196).
Dome mosaics (close view of the saints). The mosaic decoration in the dome is dated to the late 9th c. The photograph is initialed in ink 'W.S.George' in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Dome mosaics (close view of the saints). The mosaic decoration in the dome is dated to the late 9th c. The photograph is initialed in ink 'W.S.George' in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Dome mosaics (close view of the saints). The mosaic decoration in the dome is dated to the late 9th c. The photograph is signed in ink and pencil 'W.S.George' in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Series of columns in the north transept. The photograph has the following annotations in pencil on the back: 'W.S.G.' and ' 'HS 7677' (the negative number of the Hellenic Society collection).
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: street scene".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia: columns with acanthus caps".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Demetrious, window at W. End. (newly opened)".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: Kassoumikie. S. Demetrius. Arch outside to south".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: Eski Djouma: north aisle from south".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: Eski Serai: central dome".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: Eski Serai: cap in gallery".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: Souksou: cap in gallery".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: Kassoumikie. S. Demetrius. North aisle from south".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: Kassoumikie. S. Demetrius. Cap on south side".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Demetrius. N. aisle monument".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Demetrius. acanthus import cap".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Demetrius. acanthus import cap. (different)".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. windblown cap".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. Turkish pulpit".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. apse".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. mosaics of great dome".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. mosaics of great dome".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. mosaics of great dome".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. mosaics of great dome".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonica: arch of Galerius, S. pier".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonica: arch of Galerius, S. pier, detail of W. face".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonica: arch of Galerius, N. pier & side arch".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonica: Eski Touma, repairs (1914) to west front".
View of the east end from the north-east. The photograph is stamped at the back:'Copyright Robert W.S. Weir & The Byzantine Research & Publication Fund'. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back.Further annotation survives at the back of the photograph. See also photos nos: 02/06/29/01 (BRF no. 02/01/07/139) and 02/06/30/01 (BRF no. 02/01/07/140).
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia. Interior arcading".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Salonika: S. Sophia: acanthus capital".