Art Print: Beach with Islet in Vagia Aegina

• Colors may vary slightly from the the example images.
• Open edition print of Zachary Zorbas' original "Beach with Islet in Vagia Aegina" oil painting
• Made with Mondi Color Copy Original matte paper 350 g/m²
• Prints are made with a white border around all four edges that receives Zac's signature and the edition type/number.
• Printed locally and shipped from Aegina
• Includes Artist Certificate of Authenticity
• Signed by Zac

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Artist's Inspiration

There is a small beach in North Eastern Aegina, near Vagia. An islet sits close to the shore and it has a church on it named Ekklisia Zoodochos Pigi, I think. Arja and I went swimming and painting here on Christmas day. The light was changing faster than I could keep up and the painting took a different direction. We had some wine and my wife was talking to her friend on the phone.

I started this painting last Christmas at the beach. I stopped working on it for a while to focus on the Acropolis painting.