Corrections and new readings of foundation inscriptions in churches painted by the workshop of the cretan painter Ioannis Pgomenos (first half of the 14th century)

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Published: Sep 22, 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.18566
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Late byzantine painting Palaiologan art wall paintings foundation inscriptions painter Ioannis Pagomenos Crete
Θεοδώρα ΙΩΑΝΝΙΔΟΥ (Theodora IOANNIDOU)
PhD Candidate in Byzantine Archaeology Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Abstract
The present article is an attempt to correct and re-read already known, or unknown, foundation inscriptions in the following churches of the Selinon and Kissamos provinces: St. Demetrios, Leivadas (1315/16, naming the painter assisted by Pagomenos), St. John the Theologian of Trachiniakos, Kantanos (1329, clarifying inscription’s phases), St. George of Tsarkos, Prodromi (1337/38), Panagia, Kadros (1338/39, church’s dating), St. John the Theologian, Kalamos (1340, church’s dating), Archangel Michael, Vathe (Kouneni) (1336/37, dating and reading of the signatures of “Pagomenos and his son Nicholas”).
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