The Church of St. Nicholas at Myra by Charles Texier

Architectural plate of the Church of St. Nicholas at Myra showing a longitudinal section, carved frieze, and floor plan.

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This architectural plate shows a longitudinal section, a carved decorative frieze with acanthus foliage, and a floor plan of the Church of St. Nicholas at Myra. The drawings are rendered in fine line hatching with dimensions and labels such as bema, narthex and exo narthex. The work is credited to Charles Texier and dated 1864.

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