Christos Kapralos
Christos Kapralos (1909–1993) was a Greek sculptor and painter.
Also recorded as Chrēstos Kapralos; Christos Capralos; Hristos Kapralos.
Christos Kapralos in brief
- Born
- 1909
- Died
- 1993
- Known for
- sculptor and painter
- Place of birth
- Panaitolio
Overview
Born at Panaitolio in 1909, died at Athens in 1993.
In detail
Christos Kapralos studied at Académie de la Grande Chaumière and Athens School of Fine Arts. training under Marcel Gimond and Oumbertos Argyros is recorded. the recorded working language is Modern Greek.
Residence is recorded at Athens.
Works named in the authority record are Bust of Karolos Koun, Statue of the Mother, Aigina, Statue of the Mother, Agrinio, Mother (statue), Karditsa, Busts of Five Papastratoi, Agrinio and Bust of Andreas Panagopoulos, Agrinio.
Work by Christos Kapralos is recorded in the collections of National Gallery of Athens, Frissiras Museum, Kapralos museum, Municipal Art Gallery of Rhodes and Picker Art Gallery.
Distinctions recorded are Herder Prize.
Sources
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- 1.
“Christos Kapralos”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q212346: Christos Kapralos
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