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Posts by Alice Isabella Sullivan

Light Amid Darkness

By Alice Isabella Sullivan | December 17, 2020

Since Antiquity, church architects have used light to indicate holiness, and new research is showing how elaborate those efforts have been.

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Sacred Topography and Spiritual Tourism

By Alice Isabella Sullivan | September 22, 2020

The religious art and architecture of churches and monasteries draw tourists and pilgrims to the Balkan Peninsula and the Carpathian Mountains. These sacred spaces stand as monuments to the history of Christianity in Eastern Europe.

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Hagia Sophia & Its Transformations

By Alice Isabella Sullivan | July 30, 2020

Hagia Sophia draws millions of visitors each year to experience its Byzantine art and architecture. A brief history of this rich heritage explains the alarm expressed by art historians at Hagia Sophia’s recent re-conversion into a mosque.

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