Description
Georgantis became a member of the Association of Greek Sculptors which was founded in 1929 as a body exclusively for sculptors and all those involved in the marble arts. Its purpose was to collectively promote and elevate their art form which previously had been under the umbrella of the older Association of Greek Artists, a body dominated by painters.
His combined home and workshop was at Dionysiou Areopagitou 23 and faced the ancient Theatre of Dionysos, a wonderful address then and now. From that location, with a view of the acropolis he sculpted commissioned works and sold copies of ancient sculptures as well.
In 1936 Nikolaos created a wonderful likeness of Demitris Kabouroglou, one of the most famous chroniclers of Athens’ history. It is tucked away in a tiny park off Kydathinaion Street opposite the Cine Paris.
Georgantis died in 1947 at the relatively young age of 64.
Nikolaos Georgantis – drawing with pencil and colors – is a very beautiful painting.
Code: C662