295.00€
An elegant signed and numbered limited edition print by the distinguished Greek painter Stathis Petropoulos (1944–2008), titled “Galaxidi I.”
This atmospheric panoramic composition depicts the historic coastal town of Galaxidi, one of Greece’s best-preserved maritime settlements. Traditional neoclassical houses unfold along the shoreline beneath a luminous Mediterranean sky, rendered in Petropoulos’ characteristic palette of subtle tones and delicate light.
Executed in the artist’s distinctive style, the composition combines architectural precision with a quiet, nostalgic atmosphere. The soft, mist-like background isolates the historic buildings from their surroundings, creating a timeless vision of the Greek landscape that has become one of the hallmarks of Petropoulos’ work.
The print is hand-signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 78/100, and is professionally presented in an elegant museum-quality double passe-partout, enhancing its striking panoramic format and making it ready for framing.
Stathis Petropoulos (1944–2008) was one of the most distinctive figures in contemporary Greek painting. A student of the celebrated painter Panagiotis Tetsis, he became renowned for his poetic depictions of traditional architecture, abandoned houses, and nostalgic urban landscapes.
During his career he held more than forty solo exhibitions and participated in numerous group exhibitions in Greece, Europe, and the United States.
His works are represented in important public and private collections, including the National Gallery of Greece, the Greek Ministry of Culture, the Vorres Museum, and other notable collections.
Today his works remain highly appreciated for their lyrical atmosphere, refined technique, and celebration of Greece’s architectural heritage.
Artist: Stathis Petropoulos (1944–2008)
Title: Galaxidi I
Medium: Limited edition print
Edition: 78/100
Signature: Hand-signed in pencil
Country: Greece
Overall (including double passe-partout):
81.5 × 31.5 cm
Visible image:
64 × 16 cm
Very good condition.
The print is clean and well preserved, with fresh colours and no noticeable fading. Professionally mounted in a museum-quality double passe-partout and protected by a sturdy archival backing board. Minor age-related signs of handling only.
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