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Stavros Papasavvas

Stavros Papasavvas (Born 1928) is active/lives in Greece.  Stavros Papasavvas is known for Painting.

Stavros Papasavvas was born in Greece in 1928.  He studied at the School of Fine Arts in Athens from 1947 - 1952, where he won first prize sculpture (portrait).  In 1953, he attended the School of Fine Arts in Paris.

He obtained French citizenship.  He has lived in Sweden, then in the US, in Boston in 1962, where he taught sculpture (School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts).  Essentially shares his time between France, Switzerland and Greece.  In recent years passed some time in Avlonari, Evia where plans to create a museum of visual arts.  Member of EETE.

He deals with a wide range of visual reflections showing as the starting point of creation, purpose and destination archetype.  In sculpture and painting in mixed media works the operative power of the archetype appears in expanded human tumor resembling a primitive sources of fertility, integration, sulfur, as well as the sculpture of P. Picasso.

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