Spyros Vassiliou (born in Galaxidi in 1903 - died in Athens in 1985) was one of the most prolific and well-known Greek artists of his time.
He was primarily a painter but also created wood-carving, illustrations, stage and costume designs.
He composed more than 5,000 works of art within his lifetime. His art is characterized by the teachings of folk and Byzantine art and their combination with modern artistic influences. Source: Spyros Vassiliou Archive
"Marine celebration" (1958) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"At the harbour" (1969) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"The arrival" (1966) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Griffins" (1976) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"The red boat" (1970) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Dawn at the seaside" (1982) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Harbour" (1970) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Masts" (1971) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Sails and masts" (1963) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Aegina" (1957) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Caique" (1971) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Aegina" (1957) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Dreamy sunset" (1973) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Day and night" (1966) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Harbour" (1974) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Chairs on a beach" (1965) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Boat going to the church, Aegina" courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Eretria" (1982) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"Lucky charms and sail boat" (1981) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"The harbour" (1966) courtesy of Bonhams, UK
"End of Summer" courtesy of Bonhams, UK
