Mycenae
1964
From the collection of Athens School of Fine Arts
1964
From the collection of Athens School of Fine Arts
Mycenae is a 1964 by Konstantinos Grammatopoulos, held at Athens School of Fine Arts.
This print shows a rocky hillside dotted with sharp, jagged forms. It’s not a photo of Mycenae—it’s a bold, abstract take on the place. The lines look almost carved, like the hills themselves are speaking in angles. Grammatopoulos often worked this way in the 1960s, turning real places into sharp, modern shapes. This piece feels both old and new at once. Check out another print by Konstantinos Grammatopoulos.
This Greek printmaker’s crisp lines and bold shapes evoke mid-century modern design.
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