Collection's title
Girl in the Corfiot Costume of the Village of Potamos, Corfu
Artist
Bokatsiambis Vikentios
(Potamos, Corfu 1856 - Athens 1894)
CV
Bokatsiambis Vikentios
(Potamos, Corfu 1856 - Athens 1894)
A scion of a French aristocratic family which had settled in Corfu, Bokatsiambis studied painting in Marseilles, Florence, and Rome, where he stayed for 15 years and with whose artistic circles he retained bonds after his return to Greece. He was, together with Angelos Giallinas, one of the most important water-colourists of his time, though this did not preclude other media from his creative work, such as oils and pastels. He depicted mainly landscapes, which show impressionistic influences, as well as painting portraits of typical types of his place of origin.
Υλικό
Watercolour
Dimensions
24X14
Source
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Description
In the water-colour Girl in the Corfiot Costume of the Village of Potamos, Corfu, Bokatsiambis places particular emphasis on the colour rendering of the subject's costume, which is marked by brightness and freedom in the positioning of the brush-stroke, which gives the impression that the work is unfinished.