Trabzon Images

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Trabzon

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Historic mansions in Akaabat (formerly Platana village) (Source)

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Postcard of the art nouveau style theatre/cinema in Trabzon (Source)

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Bessarion was born in Trebizond on January 2, 1403. He was one of the illustrious Greek scholars who contributed to the Renaissance in Western Europe in the 15th century. (Source)

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Suleiman the Magnificent was born in Trebizond on November 6, 1494. He was one of the greatest emperors in history and vastly enlarged the territories of the Ottoman Empire, which became one of the world's leading superpowers in the 16th century, together with its arch-rival in the Mediterranean, the Spanish Empire. Portrait after Titian in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna. (Source)

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Postcard of Trabzon showing the national dance Horon (Source)

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Photograph of a football team of Trabzonspor in 19201925 (Source)

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Districts of Trabzon (Source)

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Coin of Trapezous from the 4th century BC in the British Museum. The coin promotes the colonial Greek city as a 'table of plenty'. (Source)

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Thlatta! Thlatta! ("The Sea! The Sea!"). Trebizond was the first Greek city the Ten Thousand reached on their retreat from Persia. 19th c. illustration by Herman Vogel. (Source)

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Martyrdom of Eugenius, Candidius, Valerian, and Aquila. Work dated to 985, Vatican Library. (Source)

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Fantastical depiction of Trebizond by Pisanello in a fresco of the Sant'Anastasia church in Verona, painted between 1436 and 1438 (Source)

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Fresco of Alexios III between his wife and mother at the Panagia Theoskepastos Monastery, as drawn by Charles Texier (Source)