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2093 – Polykleitos Regos, painter of the Holy Mountain

Posted on January 3, 2020 by

Polykleitos Regos died in 1984. Herman Voogd

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1924 – Mikra Skiti Anna by Regos

Posted on June 18, 2017 by

Little Agia Anna seen from the shore by Polykleitos Regos painted in 1983.This picture is taken on the footpath coming from Katounakia in 2017. The path leads to the house with the cypresses then crossing the gap in the ridge which is … Continue reading →

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1416 – Simonos Petras as seen from the summit

Posted on June 16, 2013 by

On the top of Mount Athos you can spot Simonas Petras monastery (red arrow). Photo by hv  This how it looks the other way around. Photo by Theodossios of Simonopetra, monk.         This is the right spot on one of the … Continue reading →

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609 – Polykleitos Regos 1903 – 1984

Posted on November 3, 2008 by

The artist Polykleitos Regos on Athos. Photo by Athos Memory. Here is some of his work. hv

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586 – art: Polykleitos Regos 1903-1984

Posted on October 10, 2008 by

Karoulia, Mount Athos signed in greek and dated 1927 (lower right) oil on canvas 95 x 75 cm. (37 3/8 x 29 1/2 in.) Sold for £11,950 inclusive of Buyer’s Premium Footnote: Exhibited: Athens, Lykeion Ellinidon, 1927. Between 1925 and … Continue reading →

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496 – Dochiariou by two greek artists

Posted on May 28, 2008 by

Polykleitos Regos 1903 – 1984: Monastery of Dohariou 1934 (sold for GBP 8.400)Spyros Papaloukas 1882 – 1957: The Monastery of Docheiariou, (sold for GBP 62.400) may 2007 foto by hvhv

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465 – Art: Polyklitos Regos 1903 – 1984

Posted on May 6, 2008 by

Gregoriou Monastery 1979 Oil and egg tempera on canvas 100 x 75 cm Sold in 2004 for 6.000 Eng. P. Regos travelled extensively throughout Greece and, subsequently, the Greek landscape became one of his favourite subjects. He made frequent trips … Continue reading →

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