This arty ring can be even more admired when it is worn. Its shape and form is inspired by the movement of the wind (:”anemos” in Greek) and it distinguishes in a discreete way. 24K Gold plated Silver 925 With mat satin finish

ANEMOS | RING

RINGS

CYCLADIC SIMPLICITY

LINE AND CLAY&nbsp;

Catalogue that issued as part of the series of art exhibitions "Divine Dialogues" for the exhibition "Picasso and Antiquity. Line and Clay".&nbsp;

































Picasso-Méditerranée&nbsp; Picasso's labyrinth&nbsp;&nbsp; Antiquity Reinvented&nbsp; Et in Arcadia EGO:&nbsp;Picasso's Vallauris Pastorals&nbsp;(1946-1952) Picasso and Greece as seen through the Oedipus Rex drawings&nbsp; Exhibited Items&nbsp; Chronological Chart: Picasso's Life and Work&nbsp;

































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Curatorship of Catalogue: Professor Nicholas Chr. Stampolidis, Olivier Berggruen&nbsp; Coordination of Catalogue:&nbsp;&nbsp;Xaviera Kouvara, Dr. Ioannis D. Fappas&nbsp;

PICASSO AND ANTIQUITY

CATALOGUES

Head of the marble female figurine of the 'Folded arm' type.The Cycladic figurines of this form represent female figures standing naked, with the arms folded below their chest. Their abstract refined figure probably represents a great "Mother Goddess", symbol of fertility and rejuvenation.

HEAD OF  Α FIGURINE

CYCLADIC ART COLLECTION

CORPORATE GIFTS

Lying in the centre of the Cyclades, Paros is the largest of a wider cluster of islands that includes Antiparos, the uninhabited Despotiko and Strongylo, the islet of Saliagos and other smaller islets. It occupies 195 sq.km and its capital is Paroikia. The island was named after Paros, leader of Arcadians who settled in the area of presend-day Paroikia in the 9th c.BC. In antiquity Paros was also known under the names Kavarnis, Iria, Panaitia and Minois.&nbsp;

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