The wall paintings of the Church of the Panagia at Kadros Selino, Prefecture of Chania.
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The wall paintings of the church of Panagia at Kadros represent a significant provincial art form from the period of Venetian rule in Western Crete. Close scrutiny of the iconography, style and technique assigns to them a position among the works of the “school” of Ioannis Pagomenos, determines their artists, traces the limited Western and Crusader influences – mainly in iconography –, and dates them around 1335.
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ΞΑΝΘΑΚΗ Θ. (2016). The wall paintings of the Church of the Panagia at Kadros Selino, Prefecture of Chania. Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society, 36, 79–110. https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.1775
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