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East façade. The photograph is annotated in pencil at the back.
View of the interior looking west. The photograph is annotated in pencil at the back.
Longitudinal section with iconography. This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in pencil.
Cross section with iconography. This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in pencil.
Cross section of church and tower. The drawing is entitled in ink: 'Church of the Pantanassa at Mistras - Transverse Section looking West 1/4 Scale'. Further annotation in pencil survives. This is a preliminary drawing. The unfinished sketch of an elevation of the Pantanassa Church survives on the reverse.
Cross section with iconography. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil: 'Pantanassa Church - Mistras'. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Cross section. This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in pencil.
Part of elevation (sections of the lower part of the church). This is a preliminary drawing. Further annotation in pencil survives.
North elevation. The drawing is entitled in pencil and ink:'Mistras - Pantanassa Church, Side Elevation'. Further annotation in pencil survives. This is a preliminary drawing.
South elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in pencil and crayon. The unfinished sketch of a plan of the church survives on the reverse.
Parts of sculpture. This is a preliminary drawing. It is dated (1890) in pencil in upper left-hand corner.
Gallery plan. This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in ink: 'Church of the Pantanassa - The Gallery Plan 1/4 Scale'. Further annotation in pencil survives. The preliminary unfinished sketch of a chapel survives at the back.
Gallery plan. The drawing is entitled in ink: 'Mistras Pantanassa - Plan of Galleries'. Further annotation in ink survives.
Plan of chapels. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencl: 'Pantanassa - Chapels Under Loggia'. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Section of the part of the church under loggia. This is a preliminary drawing. It is annotated in pencil.
Longitudinal section. The drawing is entitled in ink and pencil: 'Mistras - Pantanassa'. It is labelled in ink: 'Longitudinal Section'. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Parts of the sculpture decoration of the bema. The drawing is entitled in pencil: 'Mistras - Church of St Demetrius'. It is labelled in ink. Further annotation in pencil survives. The drawing was exhibited in the 1936 Royal Academy exhibition as panel 490 in catalogue
Isometric section. The drawing is labelled in pencil: 'Mistras - Church of the Vrontochion (Efentiko), Isometric View'. It is numbered (no 7) in the upper right-hand corner. A cancelled unfinished ground plan of the church survives on the reverse.This was used in the 1936 Exhibition at the Royal Academy as panel 481 in the catalogue
Upper part: South elevation - Lower part: North elevation. The drawing is labelled in ink: 'South Elevation' and 'North Elevation'. It is entitled in pencil: 'Mistras - Church of the Vrontochion (Efentiko)'. Further annotation in pencil survives. The drawing was exhibited at the 1936 Royal Academy exhibition as panels 482 and 483 in the catalogue
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: ruins of Princesses' Palace".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: ruins of Princesses' Palace".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: ruins seen from Pantanassa".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Church of Pantanassa".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Church of Pantanossa".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Castle, interior. Fortifications".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Authentiko monastery: interior, apse from narthex".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Peribleptos monastery, exterior".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Authentiko monastery, exterior".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Evangelistria monastery, exterior".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: bridge".
Ground plan. The drawing is labelled in ink: 'A Plan of the Church'. It is a preliminary drawing. Further annotation in pencil survives.
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Peribleptos monastery: interior, detail of iconostasis".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra: Castle, views from it".
Part of the collection of images, 1906-1910, of the British School at Athens excavations at Sparta, Laconia. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Sparta: Mistra and the opening of the Langada Pass, taken from Acrop.".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mr. Atchley's numbering: 806. Laconia. Mistra".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra, apse and arcade".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mistra, church practically rebuilt 1934".
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.
South-east elevation. The drawing is entitled in pencil: 'Mistras - Church of the Evangelistria'. It is labelled in ink: 'South-East Elevation' and 'North-East Elevation'. It is numbered in pencil (no 3) in upper right-hand corner.
Upper row: Ground plans and elevations of Chapel B' (on the left) and Hagia Anna (on the right). Lower row: Ground plans of Hagios Georgios (left) and Hai-Yannakis (right). The drawing is entitled in pencil: 'Mistras - Small Churches'. It is numbered (no 1) in pencil in the upper right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.