Spiros Papalucas
Spiros Papalucas was a Greek painter and iconographer (1892–1957). He was born at Desfina and died at Athens.
Also recorded as Spyros Papaloukas.
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Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the heading Spyros Papaloukas. His recorded languages were French and Modern Greek.
Career and activity
His work is associated with Thirties Generation.
He was employed by National Technical University of Athens. He belonged to SD Association.
Recognition and collections
Work by Spiros Papalucas is held by Theocharakis Foundation, National Gallery of Athens, Corfu National Gallery and Municipal Art Gallery of Rhodes.
In detail
Spiros Papalucas studied at Athens School of Fine Arts. the recorded working language is French and Modern Greek.
The authority associates the name with Thirties Generation.
Employment is recorded with National Technical University of Athens. Membership is recorded of SD Association.
Work by Spiros Papalucas is recorded in the collections of Theocharakis Foundation, National Gallery of Athens, Corfu National Gallery and Municipal Art Gallery of Rhodes.
Chronology
- 1892Spiros Papalucas born at Desfina.
- 1892Spiros Papalucas was born in 1892 at Desfina.
- 1957Spiros Papalucas died at Athens.
- 1957Spiros Papalucas died in 1957 at Athens.
Sources
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- 1.
“Spyros Papaloukas”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3592137: Spiros Papalucas
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