簡介
George Papassavas帕帕薩瓦斯出生在希臘的Stavroupoli。在他年幼的時候,他反對他父親教他古典藝術的技巧。17嵗時,他被侵略的保加利亞軍隊逼迫成為勞工。在他回到希臘以後,他開始在雅典學校大略地學習一般文科。1995年,他被Stefan Zweig的巴西--一片未來的土地所吸引,帕怕薩瓦斯與他的妻子一同前去了巴西的Rio de Janeiro(他學習Candido Portinari的地方)。因為想找尋藝術的靈感,帕帕薩瓦斯先後做了幾次旅行,穿越了整個南美洲,也發現了當地的人文特色與自然特色。1967年,他轉移到了美國,在哈佛大學繼續他的藝術發展。
帕帕薩瓦斯又做了很多個人或是群體的旅行,穿越了歐洲,南美洲,和美國。他曾在博物館,圖書館,私人的(與公共的)收藏舘工作。他的作品也被刊登在報紙,雜誌,與其他的書上。
帕帕薩瓦斯的作品反映了勤奮的未來的現實主義，他作品的抒情顏色以及一切的細節,都很有節奏感,有詩意。他大膽的繪畫和所有的暖色調,表現了他獨有的繪畫特色。
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George Papassavas (January 28, 1924) is a painter who has traveled extensively throughout Latin America.
Born in Stavroupoli, Greece, Papassavas against his father's will taught himself the techniques of the classical artist at a young age. At the age of 17, he was put into exile and forced into labor by the invading Bulgarian army. After his return to Greece, he began formal study at the Athens School of Fine Arts. In 1955, after being enchanted by Stefan Zweig's Brazil: A Land of the Future, Papassavas journeyed with his wife to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where he studied under Candido Portinari. In search of artistic inspiration, Papassavas made several trips throughout South America observing both its people and natural environment. In 1967, he moved to United States and continued his development in art at Harvard University.
Papassavas has had numerous one-man and group shows throughout Europe, South America and the United States. His work is included in museums, libraries, and both private and corporate collections. His art has also been featured in many newspapers, magazines and books.
The paintings of George Papassavas reflect a realistic movement of figures with hard outlines, lyrical color and an overall sense of rhythm and poetry. Bold outlines and warm colors characterize his dominate style in painting.
