Post-Iconoclastic Cappadocian Figurative Programs
UNESCO describes Cappadocian monasticism as established during Iconoclasm, with restrained cross decoration then richly figurative rock-church painting after 842.
after 842; 10th–early 13th c. examples · Continuity / regional variation
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Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia
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followsRestoration of Images, 843grows-in-prominence-afterAnastasis / Harrowing of Hell
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