Alekos Fassianos (1935-2022) was an influential figure in the world of modern and contemporary art. Born in Athens, Greece, Fassianos embarked on a prolific artistic journey that spanned several decades, leaving an indelible mark on the art world.

Fassianos' paintings are renowned for their vibrant colors, distinctive style, and poetic narratives. His compositions often feature figures and scenes inspired by Greek mythology, folklore, and everyday life, infused with a touch of whimsy and symbolism. With a unique blend of tradition and modernity, Fassianos effortlessly bridged the gap between classical and contemporary art, captivating viewers with his poetic and timeless visual language.

His works have been showcased in prestigious galleries and museums worldwide, including the Paris Museum of Modern Art, the State Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki, and the National Gallery of Athens.

Sadly, Alekos Fassianos passed away in January 2022, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire and captivate art enthusiasts around the globe. This collection pays homage to his extraordinary talent, allowing you to immerse yourself in the artistic universe of a true master.

Browse through these remarkable works, each carrying the spirit and essence of Fassianos' artistic vision. From the captivating brushstrokes of his oil paintings to the intricacies of his sculptures, experience the profound beauty and artistic brilliance that defined Alekos Fassianos' remarkable career.

• Altuglass
• 130 x 90,5 x 35 cm
• 51,2 x 35,6 x 13,8 in

• Silk screen print
• 68 x 93 cm
• 22 / 60

• Signed numbered 7/8, Bronze
• Limited edition
• 20x20 cm

• Serigraph and silver leaf on paper attached on canvas
• 24/40
• 65 x 50 cm

• Original poster on light wove paper
• Signed in pencil
• 68 x 52 cm
• in mint condition

• lithograph on Arches paper
• signed and numbered in pencil
• 66 x 52 cm
• published by : La Différence
• printed by : Michel Cassé
• edition: 60 copies
• in mint condition,
• 1999

• Silkscreen / Giclée Print
• 29/99
• 100 x 70 cm

• Color lithograph,
• signed numbered 86/99
• 92 x 56 cm