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Upper row: Cross section through narthex (left), Cross section through church looking east (right) - Lower row: South elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in ink: 'Argolis Merbaka Church of the Panagia'. It is labelled in ink: 'Cross Section through Narthex', 'Cross Section through Church looking East', 'South Elevation'. Further annotation in pencil survives.
South-east view of the church. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back of the photograph.
South-west view of the church. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back of the photograph.
South façade. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back of the photograph.
North-east view of the church. Further annotation in pencil survives at the back of the photograph.
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Church of Vervaka, n. Argos. Interesting architecturally. Full of ancient blocks".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Church of Vervaka, north Argos. Interesting architecturally. Fulll of ancient blocks".
The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Mr. Atchley's numbering: 417. Argolis, Merbaka, near Argos, church".
Ground plan. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (w. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Ground plan. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Longitudinal section (upper half) - Ground plan (lower half). This is a preliminary drawing. It is entitled in pencil:'Argolis: Merbaka Church of the 'Panagia'. It is numbered (no 1) in pencil in the upper right-hand corner. It is labelled in pencil: 'Longitudinal Section' and 'A Plan of the Churc'. Further annotation in pencil survives. This drawing was possibly part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy as panel 513 in the catalogue
Longitudinal section. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Longitudinal seciton. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Cross sections (2- looking east on the left and west on the right). This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Cross sections (2- looking east on the left and west on the right). This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
West elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
West elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
North elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
North elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
South elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
South elevation. This is a preliminary drawing. It is singed in pencil (W. Harvey) in the lower right-hand corner. Further annotation in pencil survives.
Upper row: West elevation (left), East elevation (right), Lower row: 'North Elevation'. The drawing is entitled in ink: 'Argolis Merbaka Church of the Panagia'. It is labelled in ink: "West Elevation', 'East Elevation' and 'North Elevation'. It is numbered in ink (no 3) in the upper right-hand corner. This drawing was part of the 1936 Exbhitiion at the Royal Academy and was panel 514 in the catalogue