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The Byzantine wall-paintings in the church of Saint Theodore at Platanos, Kynouria (Arcadia)

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The church of St Theodore (also known as "Sts Theodoroi") at Platanos, Kynouria, is a single-nave building of small dimensions. The interior surfaces of its walls preserve their Byzantine paintings, which are partially visible under the coat of plaster that covers most of them. The paintings exhibit affinity with wall-paintings of churches in the Peloponnese (neighbouring Laconia included), and can be dated to the last quarter of the thirteenth century.
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Title: The Byzantine wall-paintings in the church of Saint Theodore at Platanos, Kynouria (Arcadia)
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The church of St Theodore (also known as "Sts Theodoroi") at Platanos, Kynouria, is a single-nave building of small dimensions.
The interior surfaces of its walls preserve their Byzantine paintings, which are partially visible under the coat of plaster that covers most of them.
The paintings exhibit affinity with wall-paintings of churches in the Peloponnese (neighbouring Laconia included), and can be dated to the last quarter of the thirteenth century.

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