'Temple of Apollo at Corinth'

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This oil painting is based on my time spent in Greece, where I was taken aback by the beauty of Ancient Corinth. Nestled in the lower city of Corinth, near the bustling agora and the heart of civic life, the Temple of Apollo rises in timeless awe. Built in the Doric style, its sturdy columns frame a scene of enduring importance. Dedicated to Apollo, the god of music, healing, and prophecy, the temple was a revered center of worship and contemplation. Its weathered ruins now stand as silent witnesses to the rich tapestry of Corinthian history, inviting reflection on the enduring legacy of ancient Greece.

Oil on primed 350 gsm paper, housed in an Italian brass frame. 16x13cms.

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This oil painting is based on my time spent in Greece, where I was taken aback by the beauty of Ancient Corinth. Nestled in the lower city of Corinth, near the bustling agora and the heart of civic life, the Temple of Apollo rises in timeless awe. Built in the Doric style, its sturdy columns frame a scene of enduring importance. Dedicated to Apollo, the god of music, healing, and prophecy, the temple was a revered center of worship and contemplation. Its weathered ruins now stand as silent witnesses to the rich tapestry of Corinthian history, inviting reflection on the enduring legacy of ancient Greece.

Oil on primed 350 gsm paper, housed in an Italian brass frame. 16x13cms.

This oil painting is based on my time spent in Greece, where I was taken aback by the beauty of Ancient Corinth. Nestled in the lower city of Corinth, near the bustling agora and the heart of civic life, the Temple of Apollo rises in timeless awe. Built in the Doric style, its sturdy columns frame a scene of enduring importance. Dedicated to Apollo, the god of music, healing, and prophecy, the temple was a revered center of worship and contemplation. Its weathered ruins now stand as silent witnesses to the rich tapestry of Corinthian history, inviting reflection on the enduring legacy of ancient Greece.

Oil on primed 350 gsm paper, housed in an Italian brass frame. 16x13cms.