The watercolour portrays the village of Platres with its traditional houses made with local stone and roofs covered with matting and brushwood. In the lower right corner, a Turk is squatting on the ground. He is wearing the typical red fez with a white, rounded scarf. A clay water pot stands next to him. A figure of a Greek, wearing a blue pantaloon, and holding a child, is ascending the stone steps leading to a two-storey house with a protruding veranda where more figures are sitting, chatting. The background gives an extensive view of the Troodos mountains.
PNT-00033 > Anonymous, Platres - Hill - Village, Watercolour, 16x27m, ca. 1878
