Greek Photographers 1930-1970.

The digitised material in this collection includes publications and documents (papers, letters, minutes, stills) of important Greek films, over the period from 1910 to 1990. Publications related to Greek films such as «Δάφνις και Χλόη», «Λαγιαρνί», «Μάγος της Αθήνας», «Μαρία Πενταγιώτισσα», «Φίλησέ με Μαρίτσα» are indicative of this collection.

A collection of digitized photographs from Greek films, which were used mainly for advertising purposes in Greek film theatres.

The digital collection consists of photographs by Greek photographers covering the period 1975-2003.

The digital collection contains works of Post-Byzantine art, the school of the Ionian Islands and Greek Modern and Contemporary Art (19th-21st century) and a collection of European Art.

The Averoff Museum Artwork Collection makes accessible to the public digitised versions of the museum’s collection of paintings, sculptures and engravings. The collection comprises representative works by the major Greek artists of the 19th and 20th century, such as Gyzis, Lytras, Volanakis, Iakovides, Parthenis, Maleas, Galanis, Hadjikyriakos-Ghikas, Moralis, Tetsis, and many others. Each entry for a work of art includes an image of the work, in addition to an explanatory text about the work of art, the period of its creation and the artist himself.

Photographs from the Greek archive of Fred Boissonnas, dating from 1903 to 1930.

In the history of the Modern Greek visual arts, the Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art represents a remarkable achievement of individual initiative. It is located in the centre of Thessaloniki and has been promoting contemporary art since it was founded in 1978.All these years the collection has been enriched with donations by distinguished collectors such Alexander Iolas, Franz Geierhaas, Alexander Xydis, and individual artists. The collection includes works by artists such as: A. Akrithakis, A. Apergis, C. Varotsos, Y. Zoggolopoulos, O. Zouni, V. Kaniaris, C. Tsoclis, N. Kessanlis, Y. Moralis, V. Velickovic, A. Warhol, Niki de St. Phalle, Takis. Today, the museum houses a collection of more than 1700 artworks including paintings, sculptures, video-art, constructions, installations, photographs and prints.The online digital collection is an on-going work and the online catalogue is continuously updated to reflect the museum’s latest acquisitions. Online visitors have the opportunity to get informed about exhibitions and cultural events at the museum as well as about its educational programs, and editions.

The digital archival collection “Culture and the Left in the 20th century” attempts to portray the relation between Greek left and art and culture during the 20th century (1900-1974): ideological trends, art movements, discussions on art and culture, literature, fine arts. The main objective of this archive was to focus on the discussions on culture and not on the works of art themselves. The vast majority of the selected material comes from newspapers, journals and books. The digital material is divided in three categories (publications, archival material, photographs), is incorporated in the database in a chronological order and is available to the public.

The core of the collection of the Teloglion Foundation of Arts is the donation of Nestor and Aliki Telloglou to the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The main body of the digital work art gallery is works of art by important Greek artists of the 19th and 20th century. Among them Volanakis, Gysis, Pantazis, Hatzis, Ganalis, Litras constitute an exceptional tour of Greek art of the 19th and 20th century. The techniques vary: oil on canvas, drawings, prints etc.

The collection covers a wide range of contemporary print works from the members of the Greek Printmakers’ Association, a non profit institution, founded in 1987 by a group of artists aiming at promoting the art of printmaking.

A selection of 100 posters from the collection of the Greek Film Archive was digitised, having first been preserved and restored.Especially after the Second World War, Greek film production increased significantly, with posters created from studios of artists such as Nikos Nikolaidis, Giorgos Vakirtzis, Stefanos Almaliotis, Spyros Vasileiou, Andreakos and others, which, besides their advertising and informative function, they were works of art themselves.

The digital collection consists of 250 digitised covers, from the collection of Greek cinema magazines held in the Greek Film Archive. The collection includes some of the most important magazine publications of this kind and covers a period of 6 decades, from 1925 to 1975.