Introduction to the Mycenean Civilization and its aspects: prestige of power, government control, bureaucracy, trade, religion, worship. Presentation of the Mycenean Hall of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. An educational publication addressed to children from 8 to 10 years old.

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 type of Kouros (male youth) in the archaic Greek sculpture: general stylistic features and representative examples from the Archaic Sculpture Halls of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. An educational publication addressed to 10-year-old children.

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The photographs depict the period of military conflicts in Macedonia during 1904-1908. Available is also photographic material from the First Balkan War (1912). There are pictures of cultural and musical associations of Macedonia, as well as of social and school activities. The majority of the photographs portrays military guerrilla groups and portraits of Greek Macedonian Fighters (Makedonomachoi).

This digital collection is part of the Benaki Museum’s Photographic Archives Department, which was established in 1973 to collect, preserve and document photographs of Early Christian, Byzantine and post-Byzantine art and architecture. Since then the Department’s original scope has gradually been extended to cover images of Greece and its culture, as well as its history and contemporary society. The Photographic Archives Department comprises 300,000 negatives and 25,000 original photographs dating from the 19th and 20th centuries. It was created through the purchase or donation of important collections, including those of the professional photographers Nelly's, Voula Papaioannou, Pericles Papachatzidakis, Dimitris Harissiadis, Nikolaos Rizos, Nikolaos Tombazis, as well as those of the amateur photographers Rena Andreadi, Stephanos Malikopoulos, Loukas Benakis, and Ioannis Charamis. The Department also contains the photograph collections of the Byzantinologist Laskarina Boura, the architect Maria Zagorisiou, and the writer Elli Papadimitriou. The Photographic Archives Department is open to all researchers. For their assistance a card catalogue of 50,000 prints was compiled based on subject matter and location. Moreover, there are plans create a complete electronic catalogue of the entire collection in the near future.

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.