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Anemospilia

In 1979 Efi and Jannis Sakellarakis unearthed this temple sanctuary on the North face of the Juchtas Mountain. During a massive earthquake the Minoans had obviously tried to influence their fate with a human sacrifice.
With the collapse of the temple, the ritual has been captured like a snapshot from the time of the demise of the Minoan Empire.

Nº 662

Anemospilia
TEMPLE SANCTUARY

2 uniques on Hahnemühlen-paperstock on canvas on frame ø 113 cm = 1 sqm
 

Nº 662

Anemospilia
TEMPLE SANCTUARY

2 uniques on BFK Rives on canvas on frame ø 80 cm = 1/2 sqm
 

Nº 662

Anemóspilia
TEMPLE SANCTUARY

2 uniques on BFK Rives on canvas on frame 71 x 71 cm
 

Nº 662

Anemospilia
TEMPLE SANCTUARY

3 Uniques on BFK Rives paperstock 35 x 35 cm
 

Nº 662

Anemospilia
TEMPLE SANCTUARY

3 Uniques on BFK Rives on frame 27 x 27 cm