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Architectural plate with plans, elevations and sections of two Thessalonike churches, one with a dome and one with a western

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Church of Saint George in Thessalonike, Fourth century. Church of Saint Ilia, Tenth century, Grigory Grigorievich Gagarin (1897-1903). Via artnap.com

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This lithographic plate presents architectural plans, elevations, and cross sections of two churches in Thessalonike, drawn in red and tan tones with Cyrillic and French captions. The upper section shows the Church of Saint George with its dome, apse, and facades, while the lower section shows the Church of Saint Elijah with its western facade, floor plan, and transverse section. Church of Saint Ilia, Tenth century.