Hello again lovelies! So, few days ago i read a small but intriguing book writen by the Swiss author Rolf Dobelli and i felt so inspired! Actually this book
Recently i read a biography about an astonishing Russian poet, Anna Akhmatova...To be honest, i think that there are already so many important female poets and writers for whom we know
How are you? Well, after a along time i am back and ready to talk about my current obsession: BOOKS. Yeah, you heard it right. Lately i think i am upgraded somehow and i renewed my love for literature and poetry. I even started writing some drafts but nothing special. However, i do feel
"Had there been a non-Puritan among the crowd of Puritans, he might have seen in this beautiful woman, so picturesque in her attire and appearance, and with the infant at her bosom, an object to remind him of the image of Divine Maternity, which so many illustrious painters have competed with one another to represent;
Χαιρετώ κάθε αναγνώστη ξεχωριστά, γιατί γνωρίζω ότι το σημερινό ποστ είναι λίγο διαφορετικό από ό,τι αναρτώ συνήθως, οπότε εσύ που διαβάζεις αυτό το ποστ,να ξέρεις
Κατά την σύντομη διαμονή μου στα Χανιά, επισκέφτηκα τγην δημοτική πινακοθήκη της πόλης, η οποία φιλοξενεί έκθεσε με έργα του Ελληνοαμερικανού Κρις Γιανάκος, ο οποίος στο έργο του, με
Ο τίτλος της συγκεκριμένης ανάρτησης αποτελεί το όνομα του βιβλίου ενός γάλλου συγγραφέα, του Ανατόλ Φράνς, που σε ελεύθερη μετάφραση στα ελληνικά σημαίνει "Οι Θεοί
In this post i gathered some of the paintings i have watched in person so far and left me breathless. The first painting is made by Nikolaos Gyzis and depicts the foundation of faith. here, the painter depicts the archangel like an ancient Greek warrior, fighting for his ideals, his Faith. The second
Here are some pics from one of the greatest Greek Heroes, Alexander the Great! I went to a museum in Athens a month ago, so i got loads of pics that i am about to share with you! The first pic is a bust of Alexander found in Cyprus, Limassol, while the second pic depicts the favourite horse of
The title of this post is "Empire" because it contains all the photos i shot during my recent visit to the War Museum and the Byzantine Museum in Athens. It is about the Byzantine Empire, where the main symbol was the eagle (at first and as the empire expanded the two-headed eagle to show an
Hello everyone! I guess this is my first post about my works of art. To be honest i fell kinda insecure to show my work out to everyone, because unlike a selfie or a picture of mine in the city with a cute outfit, where i can show to people whatever i want to show, i am full in control of my image, in
Even though at first glance we see no meaning between the title i chose and the main image of my article, well there is a connection.
Amor fati is a Latin term that refers to the teachings of Epictetus and later used by Nietzsche in his work "The Gay Science" that describes the love of a man for his fate. It means to love your fate. And
These pics are from my recent visit to the Lyceum of Aristotle, where Aristotle made his school, containing baths, gym, a ring, a library and a place to read and think. Even though this place its pretty
The title of this post implies that all the pics i am about to show you here constitute jewelry that were made during the medieval time, in Europe and also in Greece. Well, the pics are scattered in my spot, but those crafted by silver and dark gems are jewels made in western Europe and pretty much symbolize the rough times back then and also the probable dark and pessimist disposition of the Europeans back then. On the contrary, the jewelry depicted with big colourful gems and crafted by gold, were found in Greece, and were made during the Byzantine Era and later, during the Turkish