George Pastakas (born Florina, 1956) is a Greek painter. [1] His work is influenced by humanistic and anthropocentric ideas and often his works contain reference to history or landscapes that have inspired him (e.g. Tinos Island or Herculean feats). [2]
He has exhibited both in Greece and internationally and has collaborated with the Hellenic Olympic Committee, the Greek Ministry of Culture and the Piraeus Bank Cultural Foundation.
- ^ "George Pastakas". Dogma Athens. Retrieved 15 October 2022.
- ^ "Yiorgos Pastakas". USEUM. Retrieved 15 October 2022.
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George Pastakas (born Florina, 1956) is a Greek painter. [1] His work is influenced by humanistic and anthropocentric ideas and often his works contain reference to history or landscapes that have inspired him (e.g. Tinos Island or Herculean feats). [2]
He has exhibited both in Greece and internationally and has collaborated with the Hellenic Olympic Committee, the Greek Ministry of Culture and the Piraeus Bank Cultural Foundation.
- ^ "George Pastakas". Dogma Athens. Retrieved 15 October 2022.
- ^ "Yiorgos Pastakas". USEUM. Retrieved 15 October 2022.
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