Panegyri – Grecian Taverna
Catalog no.
0199
Year
1968
Subject
Landscape
Media
Oil / Acrylic /
Oil on board
Size (H x W)
25 x 36 inches
Availability
For sale, Priced
Price
£990
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A public holiday. Two types of Greek dancing are shown. A 'recalcitrant' work'. P.B.B. See also 'Plaka' (Cat. No. 187) for similar style, depicting Carnival in Athens. Note the man in the foreground drinking may be a self-portrait (PBB used to wear a beret and participated heartily in such revelry).
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