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"The Fortress", 1988
By Rallis Kopsidis (1929)
Oil on canvas, 45Χ75 cm.
Inv. No.: P-51
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RALLIS KOPSIDIS (1929)
Born at Kastro on the Island of Limnos,
Rallis Kopsidis studied at the School of Fine Arts (1949-1953) with
Andreas Georgiadis, but abandoned his studies at the fourth year in
order to continue with Photis Kondoglou (1953-1959).
He had his first one-man exhibition
in Athens (1958) and has shown his work in several Greek cities
at other solo and group exhibitions, including a number of Pan-Hellenic
ones. He has painted in a contemporary perception
the hagiographies of the Patriarchal Center at Chambesy
(Geneva) and has written and illustrated several literary books. He is one of the main representatives of the Hellenic
style and his work contains elements of the naive and Byzantine
painting. He lives and works in Athens.
P.D.Cangelaris,
Reflections upon Greek Contemporary Painting, The Cangelaris
Collection, vol.1,
Athens 1991
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