Click to continue Paintings by Aggeliki Liagka About the artist She was born and grew up in Skopelos. She started painting at a very young age and continued.

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Paintings by Aggeliki Liagka

About the artist

• She was born and grew up in Skopelos. She started painting at a very young age and continued as a

self taught artist. She received a degree from ABC School in Athens. She also

took part in the life long learning (Dia Viou Mathisi) courses of the Mpenaki Museum.

She also attended for two years lesson on painting and history of arts at the Constantinopolitan Society of Athens, participating also in the Society's exhibitions.

She first participated in an exhibition about 20 years ago, in the first Panthessalian Exhibition in Trikala. She has also participated in many exhibitions in Skopelos together with notable local artists.

Last summer, her first personal exhibition, with theme the country chapels of Skopelos, took place at the Vakratsa Mansion in Skopelos. It had large success and received positive reviews.

Lately she attended the course on Art History of the Italian Renaissance at the Athens Open University."

• Aggeliki Liagka

Country Chapels of Skopelos

Painting Exhibition

Opening Monday 25 July

All sales revenue will be given to charity.

• OLD SKOPELOS MANSION

Donated by Antigoni Vakratsa

In memory of her families Georgiou Rempaki and StamatiouVakratsa.

Country Chapels of Skopelos

• Country Chapels of Skopelos, White lilies in the corners of our remembrance,

when we are far. Summoning for peace and faith when we are close.

Liturgies and vigils. The venerable fathers , the sweet – voiced cantors.

Frankincense and pine , scents which marked our childhood All so different and so very alike

A little place full of sacred corners Humanity’s works or nature’s you wonder.

Inside their little warmth, you are welcomed,and you do not regret even a bit the respect that they

command.

Photographed by Pantelis and George Asteros

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