Field photograph·C06818

The priest and his family at Mandres

The priest and his family standing in a dirt street in front of a whitewashed building at Mandres.
Photograph: John Lindros, Swedish Cyprus Expedition, 1927–31. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, C06818. Public domain (CC0).

Description

A group of about ten people stands on a dirt track in front of a whitewashed building with a flat roof. Women wear headscarves and long dark dresses, a bearded man in the centre wears a belted jacket and wide trousers, and a man in a hat stands at the left edge. Several small children stand in front, one in a pale dress.

Other scans of this record (2)

  • The priest and his family standing in a village street at Mandres, in front of a whitewashed building with a wooden door
  • The priest and his family standing in a dirt street at Mandres, in front of plastered mud-brick housesFull resolution
Description, scan 2
A group of about a dozen people, adults and young children, stands in a dusty village street in front of a whitewashed building with a wooden door and a flat roof edged with reeds. A bearded man in a striped shirt, wide trousers and a small cap stands at the centre, with women in dark dresses and headscarves on either side. Several small children stand in front, one in a white bonnet, and a man on the left wears a light hat.
Description, scan 3
About a dozen people stand in a loose row on a dirt track in front of plastered houses. A bearded man in a dark cap and striped shirt stands at the centre, flanked by women in headscarves and long dark robes and by children, one of them in a white head covering. The flat-roofed house behind has a wooden door, and a whitewashed building stands at the right.

English, translated from the Swedish record

The priest and his family. Mandres. Copy photograph. Reproneg MM12084.

Swedish, as on the record

Prästen och hans familj. Mandres. Svenska Cypernexpeditionen

Swedish, as on the record

Repro. Från svenska cypernexpedi- tionen. Mandres. Prästen och hans familj.

Swedish, as on the record

Folk och Fä 4, Reproneg MM12084