Cappadocia
Central Anatolian region whose rock-hewn Christian sanctuaries preserve major evidence for Byzantine image practice before and after Iconoclasm.
Anatolia & Cappadocia
4th c.–13th c.; emphasis 8th–13th · 1 registered source
UNESCO frames Cappadocia as a Byzantine province with dense rock-hewn Christian sanctuaries and strong post-Iconoclastic evidence.
Regional use/monastic image practice; no single workshop is inferred.
No object movement route is inferred from the region alone.
Monastic and political context changes across the long chronology.
Rock-church decoration changes from restrained cross programs during Iconoclasm to richer figurative painting after 842.
Later reception is not inferred from survival alone.
Modern regional grouping does not create influence or production edges.
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1 directVerified objects
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Icon types + scenes
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History + actors
3 directSacred-space evidence
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Sources supporting this profile.
Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia
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occurs-atPost-Iconoclastic Cappadocian Figurative ProgramsfollowsRestoration of Images, 843
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← occurs-atPost-Iconoclastic Cappadocian Figurative Programs
associated-with-periodSecond Iconoclast Period
Source trail
Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia
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