Field photograph·C09810

Famagusta, Salamis, with St Nicholas Cathedral in the background

Ruined St Nicholas Cathedral in Famagusta seen through a stone archway, with trees and people in the street below
Photograph: John Lindros, Swedish Cyprus Expedition, 1927–31. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, C09810. Public domain (CC0).

Description

Through a stone archway, a tall church facade with pointed windows and a large rose window rises behind dense tree foliage, its upper walls broken open to the sky. In the street, a seated figure sits at left, a standing person waits by a doorway of a low whitewashed building, and another person is partly visible at lower right beside a stone pillar.

Other scan of this record (1)

  • Through a stone archway, the ruined facade of St Nicholas Cathedral in Famagusta, with trees and buildings in front
Description, scan 2
Seen through the arch of a stone gateway, the ruined facade of a large church shows pointed window openings and a rose window, with its upper walls broken open. In the foreground stand trees and a low whitewashed building with an arched doorway. A seated person sits at lower left, a figure stands by the building, and a third person is partly visible at the right edge beside a stone post.

English, translated from the original record

Famagusta, Salamis. In the background, St Nicholas Cathedral in Famagusta, now the main mosque.

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Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)