Judicial and legal body of Larnaca, 1911.

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Euphrosyne Rizopoulou-Egoumenidou
Petroula Hadjittofi
Iosif Hadjikyriakos
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Phivos Stavrides Foundation - Larnaka Archives was established following an agreement between the Phivos Stavrides' family and the Municipality of Larnaka. It started operating in March 2015 and is housed on the first floor of the former building of the Ottoman Bank in Larnaka. The Foundation is a research centre for the history and culture of Cyprus, focusing on literature, archaeology and immaterial cultural heritage. Its collection includes more than 50.000 documents, including books that date as back as 1580, rare travel books and unique publications from or pertaining to Cyprus. The ephemera and photographs collections specifically constitute valuable research sources. The Foundation organizes seminars, exhibitions and events, as well as publishes books, on history, art and crafts in collaboration with agencies such as the UNESCO National Committee, municipalities of the Larnaka district, and private museums. In this context, the Phivos Stavrides Foundation - Larnaka Archives, in addition to its research and publishing activities, designs and curates specialized museums and exhibits relating to traditional crafts of the island and their application to contemporary life. Furthermore, it organizes seminars on the learning of traditional crafts, such as the Lefkara lace, with special emphasis on their development according to contemporary aesthetics and other needs of the local society. Since 2018, the Foundation is the ambassador of the Michelangelo Foundation for creativity and craftsmanship and part of its Cultural Council.
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553
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Euphrosyne Rizopoulou-Egoumenidou
Charlotte Steffen
Iosif Hadjikyriakos
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Judicial and legal body of Larnaca, 1911. Seated, from left to right: Hilmi Effendi (wearing a fez), Hagcrat, and Christopoulos. Standing in the front row are D. Dimitriou (fourth from the left), N. Georgiadis (behind Christopoulos) and Diof. Dimitriou (on the far right, wearing glasses). In the top row, from left to right, second is Carletti, fourth is G. Nicolaides, and fifth is Evangelos Hatziiōannou. Of interest is the Turkish Cypriot attire: It consists of a fez, a patterned shirt under a double-breasted vest, breeches and a wide waist sash, as well as tall "frangopodines", European style boots. Φ.Σ.Φ1.Φ9
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Ε. Ριζοπούλου-Ηγουμενίδου, Π. Χατζηττοφή, Ι. Χατζηκυριάκος, Παλιές Φωτογραφίες Νέες Προσεγγίσεις: Η αστική ενδυμασία της Λάρνακας (1870-1920) μέσα από το αρχείο του Ιδρύματος Φοίβου Σταυρίδη, (Ίδρυμα Φοίβου Σταυρίδη-Αρχεία Λάρνακας, Λάρνακα 2016).