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George Tzannes
Greece
Born in: 1946
George Tzannes is an American artist of Greek origins. He is best known for his figurative artworks informed by some aspect of the Greek island of Kythera – objects, architecture, landscapes. “My intention is for the viewer to be a participant in the subject of my work and to create their own narrative through a personal response." His main medium is black and white Monotype or chalk and charcoal on paper.
Tzannes studied at the Art Students League in New York and lithography at Pratt. In 1971, he went to Kythera, Greece, for the first time. He was taken by the island's natural beauty and how the people there still lived connected to the land. He has been going back ever since, living part of the year on Kythera and part in New York City, with studios in both places. His work has been exhibited in the United States and in Greece.
George Tzannes
Olive Trees in Field - Black and White Monotype with Greek Landscape, 2010
7.5 x 14.5 inch
Fine Art Drawings
$ 900
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George Tzannes
Olive Grove with Cypress Trees - Black and White Landscape of Greek Island, 2017
22 x 31.5 inch
Painting
$ 3,500
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