Showing 16 artworks with Voúla Papaïoánnou and with artwork date before 1955 and with artwork date after 1945
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Voúla Papaïoánnou
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- Fragmented Stone
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- Portrait Of A Man
- Refugee Portrait
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- Abstract Shapes Art
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- Portrait Photography
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- Lycabettus Mountain
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Explore Voúla Papaioannou's poignant black & white photography capturing wartime Greece and its people—a testament to resilience, tradition, and social realism. Buy a stunning reproduction of "Women Carrying Stones" today!
Admire 'Portrait of a young girl' by Voula Papaioannou – a poignant 1949 black & white photo capturing youth & reflection. Explore Greek photography history.
Witness 'Waiting' by voúla papaïoánnou (1945). A poignant WWII refugee photograph in black & white, capturing hardship & resilience. Documentary style, Greek art.
Black & white photograph of Santorini’s architecture by voúla papaïoánnou (1950). Captures timeless Cycladic beauty, weathered textures & geometric forms. A poignant social record.
View of Lycabettus from the Acropolis by voúla papaïoánnou (1950). Stark black & white photo captures Athenian ruins, history, & decay. A poignant Greek photographic masterpiece.