Konstantinos Grammatopoulos is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Athens School of Fine Arts.

This Greek printmaker’s crisp lines and bold shapes evoke mid-century modern design. In Mycenae (1964), he flattens the ancient citadel into graphic patterns, towering walls, sunlit stones, using strong blacks and creamy whites. Though he didn’t align with a named movement, his style feels like a bridge between folk art and the clean geometry of the 1960s.

Tap Mycenae to see how he turned a historic site into a print that looks like it belongs on a poster or a plate.