Spyros Poyagos - Revision history

Irlandos at 22:16, January 1, 2008

2008-01-01T22:16:30Z

Athena 3: /* Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005) */

2008-01-01T21:26:36Z

Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005)

Athena 3: /* Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005) */

2008-01-01T21:25:23Z

Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005)

Athena 3: Spyros poyagos moved to Spyros Poyagos: typo

2008-01-01T21:23:46Z

Spyros poyagos moved to Spyros Poyagos: typo

Athena 3: New page: == Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005) == Spyros Poyagos(Greek: Σπύρος Πογιάγος) was born in Corfu. He studied Medicine in Athens and Paris and then practiced in Corfu until...

2008-01-01T21:23:04Z

New page: == Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005) == Spyros Poyagos(Greek: Σπύρος Πογιάγος) was born in Corfu. He studied Medicine in Athens and Paris and then practiced in Corfu until...

New page

== Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005) ==

Spyros Poyagos([[Greek]]: Σπύρος Πογιάγος) was born in Corfu.

He studied Medicine in Athens and Paris and then practiced in

Corfu until his retirement in 1984. Since his young age he was

interested in painting and etching/engraving and has studied

with Marcos Pierris and Nikos Ventouras. Following his

retirement he devoted his time to etching and has exhibited his

work at the Reading Society of Corfu (1989), the 'Autumn of

Corfiot Artistst' (1992, 1994), the French Institute of Corfu

(1993, 1994) and the Corfu Municipality Gallery (2003).

He has published a book collecting his etchings in 1996

(Xαρακτική, in Greek).

His other long-life hobby was sailing and he was instrumental

in the developing of the sport in Corfu at NAOK and then ΠΟΙΑΘ,

having served as president of both sailing clubs.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-== Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005) ==
+'''Spyros Poyagos''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Σπύρος Πογιάγος) was born in [[Corfu]] in [[1925]] and died there in the Summer of [[2005]].
-Spyros Poyagos ([[Greek]]: Σπύρος Πογιάγος) was born in Corfu in 1925 and died there in the Summer of 2005.
+He studied Medicine in Athens and Paris and then practiced in Corfu until his retirement in [[1984]].  Since his young age he was interested in painting and etching/engraving and has studied with Marcos Pierris and Nicolaos Ventouras.  Following his retirement he devoted his time to etching and has exhibited his work at the Reading Society of Corfu ([[1989]]), the 'Autumn of Corfiot Artists' (1992, 1994), the French Institute of Corfu ([[1993]], [[1994]]) and the Corfu Municipality Gallery ([[2003]]).
-He studied Medicine in Athens and Paris and then practiced in Corfu until his retirement in 1984.  Since his young age he was interested in painting and etching/engraving and has studied with Marcos Pierris and Nicolaos Ventouras.  Following his retirement he devoted his time to etching and has exhibited his work at the Reading Society of Corfu (1989), the 'Autumn of Corfiot Artists' (1992, 1994), the French Institute of Corfu (1993, 1994) and the Corfu Municipality Gallery (2003).
+He has published a book collecting his etchings in [[1996]] (Xαρακτική, in Greek).
-He has published a book collecting his etchings in 1996 (Xαρακτική, in Greek).
+His other long-life hobby was sailing and he was instrumental in the developing of the sport in Corfu at NAOK and then ΠΟΙΑΘ, having served as president of both sailing clubs.
-His other long-life hobby was sailing and he was instrumental in the developing of the sport in Corfu at NAOK and then ΠΟΙΑΘ, having served as president of both sailing clubs.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 == Spyros Poyagos (1925-2005) ==
-Spyros Poyagos([[Greek]]: Σπύρος Πογιάγος) was born in Corfu.
+Spyros Poyagos ([[Greek]]: Σπύρος Πογιάγος) was born in Corfu in 1925 and died there in the Summer of 2005.
 He studied Medicine in Athens and Paris and then practiced in Corfu until his retirement in 1984.  Since his young age he was interested in painting and etching/engraving and has studied with Marcos Pierris and Nicolaos Ventouras.  Following his retirement he devoted his time to etching and has exhibited his work at the Reading Society of Corfu (1989), the 'Autumn of Corfiot Artists' (1992, 1994), the French Institute of Corfu (1993, 1994) and the Corfu Municipality Gallery (2003).

← Older revision	Revision as of 21:23, January 1, 2008
(No difference)