Palaeologan Renaissance at Mystras

Late Byzantine artistic renewal at Mystras, where UNESCO connects church architecture and fresco painting to Constantinopolitan art, regional eclecticism, and later influence.

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late 13th–15th c. · Artistic development

Late Byzantine Renewal and Afterlives · source bounded broad

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Dating / scope noteUNESCO uses the Palaeologan Renaissance framing for late Byzantine Mystras; individual buildings and fresco campaigns have their own dates.

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Mystrasoccurs-at · source-backed Hodegetria Church, Mystrasrepresented-by-monument · source-backed Hagia Sophia, Mystrasrepresented-by-monument · source-backed Peribleptos, Mystrasrepresented-by-monument · source-backed Pantanassa, Mystrasrepresented-by-monument · source-backed Cretelater-influence-reaches · qualified-source-backed

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UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Archaeological Site of Mystras
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Hagia Sophia, MystrasPalaeologan Renaissance at Mystras —represented-by-monument→ Hagia Sophia, Mystras · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-826.Hodegetria Church, MystrasPalaeologan Renaissance at Mystras —represented-by-monument→ Hodegetria Church, Mystras · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-825.MystrasPalaeologan Renaissance at Mystras —occurs-at→ Mystras · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-824.Pantanassa, MystrasPalaeologan Renaissance at Mystras —represented-by-monument→ Pantanassa, Mystras · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-828.

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Palaeologan Renaissance at Mystrasoccurs-atMystraslocated-withinGreece & Aegean Atlas Region
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Palaeologan Renaissance at Mystrasoccurs-atMystrasartistic-influence-fromConstantinople
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Palaeologan Renaissance at Mystraslater-influence-reachesCretelocated-inCandia / Heraklion
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