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1906 - 1994

人物简介

  • Museums on APS: Benaki Museum of Greek Civilization
  • Works on APS: 12
  • Copyright status: Under copyright
  • Topics explored: birds
  • Emotional tone: 宁静
  • Typical colors: 灰泥色
  • Creative periods: mature period
  • Color intensity: 均衡
  • Movements: cubism
  • Lifespan: 88 years
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  • Art period: 现代主义
  • Died: 1994
  • Born: 1906
  • Best occasions: 视觉焦点
  • Top 3 works:
    • The first morning of the world, stage design for the dance-drama
    • Stage design for
    • Waving leaves ΙΙ
  • Top-ranked work: The first morning of the world, stage design for the dance-drama
  • Corpus themes: cubist influences
  • Room fit: 起居空间
  • Vibe: 怀旧风

**early life and education**

nikos hadjikyriakos-ghika, a renowned greek painter, sculptor, engraver, writer, and academic, was born on february 26, 1906, in athens, greece. his family's legacy in the greek war of independence of 1821 significantly influenced his early life. between 1918-1922, his family recognized his artistic potential, leading to his study under the artist parthenis.

**artistic development and exhibitions**

  • in 1922, hadjikyriakos-ghika enrolled in a sorbonne university course for french literature and aesthetics, simultaneously attending académie ranson for painting and engraving studies.
  • his first exhibition at the société des artistes indépendants (salon des indépendants) in 1923 marked the beginning of his prolific career.
  • notably, picasso commented on his work, further solidifying his presence in the french art scene.

**collaborations and teaching**

  • in 1934, he shared an exhibition with sculptor michael tombros, significantly impacting the athenian art world.
  • between 1936-1937, he collaborated on the periodical "trito mati (the third eye)" with poet papatzonis, architect dimitris pikionis, and theatrical director sokratis karantinos.
  • in 1941, he was elected professor of drawing at the national technical university of athens, a position he held until 1958.

**international recognition**

  • in 1946, the british council in athens arranged his first retrospective exhibition, featuring 42 paintings.
  • in 1949, he formed the "armos" art group with fellow artists yiannis moralis, yannis tsarouchis, nikos nikolaou, and panayiotis tetsis.
  • he represented greece at the 25th venice biennale in 1950, exhibiting 17 canvases.

**legacy**

nikos hadjikyriakos-ghika's works are featured in prominent museums worldwide, including:
  • the national gallery (athens)
  • musée d'art moderne de la ville de paris
  • tate gallery in london
  • metropolitan museum of new york [https://ArtsDot.com/@/nikos hadjikyriakos-ghika](https://ArtsDot.com/@/nikos%20hadjikyriakos-ghika) | 12 artworks nikos hadjikyriakos-ghika | artworks [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nikos_hadjikyriakos-ghikas](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nikos_hadjikyriakos-ghikas) - wikipedia: nikos hadjikyriakos-ghikas **key works:** **museums featuring his work:**

    **conclusion**

    nikos hadjikyriakos-ghika's profound impact on greek art, his pioneering role in cubism, and his extensive international recognition solidify his position as a leading figure in 20th-century art.