The husband and I just returned from an adventure in Greece. Our small grey cat accompanied us, at least in spirit (our real cat-friend spent the time in a cat spa while we were gone).
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| 3am in Athens. Getting up to catch the plane home. |
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| obligatory tourist photograph of Santorini (limiting myself to just one) |
While in Santorini, we came across the art gallery of Makis Efthymios Warlamis, who had these gorgeous, evocative landscape paintings of Santorini. I found the
website for his architectural/design/art studio (in Austria). I wish we'd gotten at least a print of one of the paintings, now that we're some 2230 or so miles away. All I have to show of it is a photograph of the entrance to his art gallery.
In Athens, amongst the very many other places we visited, we went to the
National Art Gallery. I particularly enjoyed works of the 18th-19th century Greek artists
Georgios Iakovidis, Michael Economou, Nikos Lytras, and Konstantinos Maleas.
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| one of our multitudinous photographs of the omnipresent Acropolis in Athens |
In Athens, amongst the very many other places we visited, we went to the National Art Gallery. I particularly enjoyed works of the 18th-19th century Greek artists Georgios Iakovidis, Michael Economou, Nikos Lytras, and Konstantinos Maleas.
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