Thalia Flora-Karavia (1871-1960) – Painting “Grigorakis the Greek” (1914), oil pastel.

Price: 2,500.00

Thalia Flora-Karavia (1871-1960) – Painting “Grigorakis the Greek” (1914), oil pastel.

Dimensions: 35.0 X 28.0 cm.

Description

Thalia Flora-Karavia (1871-1960) – Painting “Grigorakis the Greek” (1914), oil pastel. Dimensions: 35.0 X 28.0 cm.

Biography:

Thalia Flora Karavia (1871-1960) was a Greek artist and member of the Munich School who was best known for her sketches of soldiers at war.

Thalia Flora was born in 1871 in Siatista, Western Macedonia. In 1874 she moved with her family to Istanbul. There she obtained a scholarship that let her study from 1883 to 1888 at the Zappeion School for Girls. After graduating she worked as a teacher for a year. She decided to study painting and in 1895 moved to Munich where she worked with Georgios Jakobides (1853–1932) and Nikolaos Gyzis (1842–1901). As a woman she was unable to attend the Munich Academy of Fine Arts, but instead took courses in design and painting in a private school. She studied beside artists such as Nikolaos Vokos (1859–1902), Paul Nauen (1859–1932), Anton Ažbe (1862–1905) and Walter Thor (1870–1929). She returned to Istanbul in 1898, then went back to Munich until 1900.

Flora traveled to various cities in Europe. In 1906 she staged a joint exhibition in Athens with Sophia Laskaridou. While visiting Egypt in 1907 she married the journalist Nicholas Karavia. She made Alexandria her home for the next thirty years. She founded and ran an art school there. During the Balkan Wars of 1912–13 she decided to follow the Greek troops as correspondent for the Alexandrian newspaper directed by her husband. Her drawings recorded the lives of the troops, refugees and casualties in an almost impressionist style. They were published in the 1936 book Impressions of the 1912–1913 war in Macedonia and Epirus. She also recorded the Asia Minor Campaign of 1921 and the Albanian Front during the Greco-Italian War of 1940–41.

In 1940 Flora-Karavia moved to Greece, where she lived for the remainder of her life. She died in Athens in 1960.

Thalia Flora Karavia (1871-1960) – Painting “Grigorakis the Greek” – A very beautiful painting.

Code: E526

Shipping abroad

  • For shipping cost outside of Greece, please contact us:

Mobile Phone: + (30) 6982005898 (Viber, What’s Up, WeChat.)

Store Phone: + (30) 2103634777

E-mail: info@lotusgallery.art and  www.lotusgallery.art@gmail.com

Visit our store: 29 Solonos, Athens, 10671, Greece

Contact us by filling out the contact form:  Contact

Purchase terms

All works of art are available for viewing in our store, by appointment.

Payment / Shipping / Delivery

Payment:

Methods of payment:

1) Payment with bank transfer.
2) Payment in our store.
3) Payment by phone (by bank card).
4) Cash on delivery (available only within Greece).
5) Payment by credit or debit card.
6) Payment through PayPal.

1) Payment with bank transfer:

Within one working day after the completion of your order, you will receive an e-mail from us with the invoice of your purchase. According to the invoice, payment will have to be made in full within 10 working days. For an immediate payment of your order with no other procedures, you can make your payment through web or online banking. You will insert your order code and the amount, as mentioned in your invoice. The payment of your order can also be made at a branch of your bank. We will automatically receive your payment and your order will be processed immediately.

2) Payment in our store:

Within one working day after the completion of your order, you will receive an e-mail from us with the invoice of your purchase. According to the invoice, payment will have to be made in full within 10 working days. Payment in our store is made through POS (credit or debit card) or cash.

3) Payment by phone:

Within one working day after the completion of your order, you will receive an e-mail from us with the invoice of your purchase. According to the invoice, payment will have to be made in full within 10 working days. For payment by phone, please contact us: +(30) 2103634777 / +(30) 6982005898.

4) Cash on delivery (available only within Greece):

For those who prefer the more traditional method, the goods are delivered by the drivers of Lotus Gallery Art or the Greek Post Office (ELTA) or a courier and you pay cash on delivery.

5) Payment by credit or debit card:

If you have a credit / debit VISA or MasterCard, you can use it securely though our form. The process of payment through credit cards is covered by modern security standards.

6) Payment through PayPal:

You can use it securely. The process of payment through PayPal is covered by modern PayPal security standards.

Bank charges in case of purchase are borne by the buyer !!!

Shipment / Delivery

The shipping of goods is made within three working days after the payment.
For our shipments we use the Greek Post Office (ELTA).
Shipment can also be made with a way of transfer of your choice, but at your own expense.
After the shipment, we will send an e-mail with the details of the shipment and a barcode, so that you can track your parcel.

You can also collect your orders from our store with no shipping cost.

We inform you that objects of art cannot be returned, unless you have received a wrong order, or an object is damaged during shipment.

Shipping cost includes:
1) Way of transfer: (Lotus Gallery Art driver or ΕLΤΑ or courier).
2) Size of object: (Big items need special shipment).
3) Way of packaging: (Fragile and big items need a wooden box).
4) Insurance: (High value items need an insurance).

If you need further information about an item you are interested in, please contact us or visit our store!