Canvas Print: Temple of Apollo in the Spring Aegina

Details

• Colors may vary slightly from the the example images.
• Image printed from an inkjet printer onto canvas of Zachary Zorbas' original "Temple of Apollo in the Spring Aegina" oil painting
• Textured canvas making it look like an original painting while adding color depth and made with quality cotton
• Signed, titled, and dated on the back of the canvas by Zac
• Includes Artist Certificate of Authenticity
• Printed locally and shipped from Aegina
• Stretched canvas on wooden frame

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Artist's Inspiration

In spring I was walking around the Temple of Apollo, north of Aegina town. There was a meadow of wildflowers growing among the ruins. Every year these flowers come around March and I think it’s an iconic view of this ancient site. There is a nice beach down below to hang out and swim with the view of the temple.

We visited the museum and walked inside the site. The temple of Apollo is also known as ‘Kolona’, meaning ‘column’, because just one column remains today. It dates from the 6th century BC, even earlier than the Parthenon in Athens.