Church of geometric pattern Acrylic Print

acrylic prints byzantine acrylic prints architecture acrylic prints pattern acrylic prints chios acrylic prints chios island acrylic prints greece acrylic prints church acrylic prints village acrylic prints religious architecture acrylic prints exterior acrylic prints outer wall acrylic prints geometric pattern acrylic prints design acrylic prints decoration acrylic prints traditional architecture acrylic prints

photographs byzantine photos architecture photos pattern photos chios photos chios island photos greece photos church photos village photos religious architecture photos exterior photos outer wall photos geometric pattern photos design photos decoration photos traditional architecture photos

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Traditional decorated church of Pyrgi village in Chios.
The Church of the Dormition of the Virgin in Pyrgi, Chios Island (Greece), located in the middle of the Pyrgi village square, was built in 1694 and painted with archetypal goemetric shapes and floral motifs. This type of painting is called xista and it literally means "scraped". That is because the technique used is scraping the top stucco layer revealing the underlying cement layer.
And also houses of this village has been decorated same geometric pattern.

Thank you for visiting my gallery. I am Japanese, love to travel, and I love cats. I have always been fascinated with the landscape and buildings of Greece. I started taking photographs of these subjects about 20 years ago. It makes me very happy to know that others feel relaxed and pleased when they look at my work. *** The logo of "fine art america" watermark in the lower right corner of the image will not appear on the final print. Live Traffic Stats Live Traffic Stats