About «Sculpture»

Triandria: Venizelos, Koundouriotis, Dagklis

«Invitation» Sculpture

The bronze minimalist sculpture on Thessaloniki's waterfront

Skyllia Monument

Skyllias was an excellent and famous diver and swimmer from ancient Skioni.

Sculpture "Saw"

In the precinct of the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, there is a sculpture that has been integrated into the landscape of the center of Thessaloniki, the "Saw" by Andrei Filippov.

Place of sacrifice of Naoussa women

Naoussa was one of the first centers of action after the proclamation of the Revolution of 1821. In April of the following year, the Ottoman forces, after a long siege, occupied and destroyed the city.

Kapetan Hapsa Monument

The battle of Vassiliki and the holocaust of the village, in June 1821, completed the first important revolutionary action in Northern Greece during the period of the Greek Revolution of '21.

Holocaust Memorial

The Holocaust Memorial was erected in honor of the 50,000 Greek Jews of Thessaloniki who testified in the Nazi camps.

Leon of Amphipolis

A symbol of the region of Serres, the lion of Amphipolis stands restored facing the ancient city for more than a century.

Zongolopoulos umbrellas

The installation of the sculpture "Umbrellas", a construction that reaches thirteen meters in height, in 1997, in the context of the Year of Cultural Capital of Thessaloniki, was to quickly acquire the characterization of a symbol of the city, as it perfectly matched the beach and the horizon of Thermaikos.