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A Byzantine painting / fresco on a pillar in a crypt / cave (Crypt of the Original Sin?), Matera, Italy. The pillar, in the centre, has the remains of a painting depicting a Saint (Sant'Eustachio?) holding a crook and wearing a mitre and a gown the latter decorated with crosses. Above the Saint is a faint drawing of a thin, drawn face. In the background is a dark cave interior with a roof and an arch. Bleached? highlights. Black and white image with a range of tones
Title
Matera
Date
1988
Medium
Silver print on semi-gloss paper
Measurements
H 354 x W 354 cm
Accession number
PH1001
Work type
Photograph
Aberystwyth University School of Art Museum and Galleries
School of Art, Museum & Gallery, Buarth Mawr, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion SY23 1NG Wales
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