Riccardi L. Out of Necessity Comes Virtue: A Preliminary Index of ‘Hagiographical Icons’ in the Byzantine and Medieval Wall-Painting in Southern Italy - References

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  1. There are also some ‘vita icons’ in which the scenes are placed on the lateral sides of the saints: for example, the relief panels of Mariupol and Athens, [34], and two painted icons of Cyprus: [35, p. 38‒48, figs. 48‒49].
  2. A. De Pascale (2000), Scheda OA 1600209274. Hereafter, besides the published materials, I also refer to the unpublished catalogue entries (‘scheda’ in Italian) on certain murals, kept in the archives of respective local departments of Cultural Heritage Service. I cite the catalogue entry’s call number, the year of its compilation and the author’s name.
  3. N. Lavermicocca (1979), Scheda OA 1700034977‒78.
  4. L. De Rosa (1993); Scheda OA 1700129886.
  5. G. Borrelli (1982); Scheda OA 1500658366-4 and OA 1500658366-1.
  6. A. Orrù (1982), L. Pulina (1994), in Scheda OA 2000043141-1 and OA 2000043141-7.
  7. With few exceptions, like in S. Maria d’Anglona, where there was probably a cycle of the apostles’ martyrdom: [24].