
1902–1985 · Greek · 30 artworks
artist bio
Spyros Vassiliou was a prominent Greek artist known for his diverse artistic styles, ranging from Naïve Art to Magic Realism. His works often depicted scenes of Greek life, landscapes, and culture, capturing the essence of his homeland with a unique and personal vision.
what you'll learn
Studying Vassiliou's art helps students understand how to blend different styles to create a unique artistic voice and how to capture the essence of a place or culture through art. Students can learn to simplify forms and use color expressively to convey mood and atmosphere.

Boat and Shops in Aegina
1953

Galaxidi Window
1975

Aliki’s Lamp
1965

Many Happy Returns

Mykonos at Night
1972

View of Athens
1971

House Door
1973

The Constantly Changing View, Athens

View of Galatsi

The Acropolis
1970

Dreamy Sunset
1973

Achilles Street
1953

View of Athens with Zappeion, the Panathenaic Stadium and Hymettus in the Background
1978

Galaxidi
1950

In the Studio
1957

Golden Athens
1976

Molyvos
1959

Drosula
1965

Acropolis Hill
1935

View of Aegina
1959

Athens of '59
1977

Basketball
1957

Chamomile Field
1961

Festival in Zappeion

Beach
1978

The Harbour
1966

A Glass of Water
1961

Filopappou Monument
1969

View of Hymettus
1979

View of Galaxidi