Places, people & pottery of Greece

Offered in this gallery are limited edition giclees, printed on heavy, acid free watercolor paper, using archival inks. Most are available in three sizes and come with a certificate of authenticity.
Or a matted mini giclee sized to fit a standard 8"x10" frame.    Or a pack of 6 cards/envelopes (blank inside).
Bayview
This is a stunning view from one of the narrow walkways that wind along the steep hillside between small buildings. On the volcanic Island of Santorini the buildings are often carved out of the soft pumice rock.
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Gythio detail
This coastal town on the southern Peloponnese was historically the main port of Sparta. It was also an important port during the Greek War of Independence. Now it is a hub for tourists who gather there for ferries, seafood and entertainment.
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Symi detail
Symi is a picturesque island near Rhodes. Preservation codes protect the tall elegant Neo-classical era structures built with the wealth from ship building and sponge diving.
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Meteora
The Holy Monastery of Saint Rousanou was founded around 1560 in Meteora, Central Greece. Until recent times access to the buildings was by a rope basket. The monks lowered and raised people and supplies using a pulley system.
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Pandanasa
The Monastery of Our Lady of Pandanassa (The Queen of all) has a church of mixed architecture featuring exterior porticos and a bell tower. The monastery is in the Mystras region close to Sparta.
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Paros chapel
The white walls and blue dome are typical of an island church. They are built by a few families for daily devotions and a traveling priest performs baptisms or weddings. They are usually decorated with icons and lit by candles.
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Minoan Urn I
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Corlorful dolphins, coral and fish decorate this urn. It is a modern day replica of a style that was produced in Minoan times. The original vases produced around the area of Santorini were used for storage of staples like olive oil, wine and almonds.
Minoan Urn II
Corlorful dolphins, coral and fish decorate this urn. It is a modern day replica of a style that was produced in Minoan times. The original vases produced around the area of Santorini were used for storage of staples like olive oil, wine and almonds.
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Warm Wecome
Two small boys, welcome Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta. They are wearing the traditional costume of the evzones; the Greek National Guard. The background has been changed to depict a small monastery and seascape in the typical style of Greece
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Chios
This passageway is in the medievil village of Mesta. The windows of the stone houses open only onto the interior streets. Arched walls have supported the tall structures through invasions and earthquakes.
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