Art Print: Naxos Portara

• Colors may vary slightly from the the example images.
• Open edition print of Zachary Zorbas' original "Naxos Portara" 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

Prints of artwork are complemented by adding a mat. Select the option to include a 2in(for US size) or 55mm(for EU size) thick mat made by Filotechno (quality: cream core, color: soft white) with your print. A mat gives an elevated “focused in” look to the artwork.

Remember that a mat will add to the final dimensions of your finished piece (so if your artwork is 16×20in, your final framed size would be 20×24in).

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I package every painting or print with the utmost care, ensuring it arrives safely. Extra strong boxes are made to protect every piece. I guarantee every original or print and will replace it if you don't love it (or if it arrives damaged). I want you to be 100% happy with your new piece of art.

If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return the artwork in its original condition within 30 days of receipt, and we will gladly provide a refund, replacement, or exchange.

All prints in our shop are made to order with the utmost care. Please allow up to 5-10 business days for the artwork to be printed and packaged.

We offer worldwide shipping from Greece. For destinations in Greece, shipments can take 3-5 business days to arrive. For destinations outside of Greece, shipments can take 5-10 business days to arrive. You will receive a tracking number when it's shipped so that you can see the shipping status.

Artist's Inspiration

The massive marble doorway, the jewel of Naxos. The Portara stands proudly on the islet Platia and has a way of captivating your imagination. In mythology, this is where Theseus abandoned princess Ariadne (my wife’s Greek name) after he killed the Minotaur in Crete. We spent a week exploring Naxos and enjoying its golden, sandy beaches. I sketched at the ancient Temple of Demeter.

It was a marvelous sight as the sun dove into the sea in the background of the Portara. The only piece left standing from the ancient Temple of Apollo. Here is a haiku I wrote to go along with this painting: “Marble, Eighty-ton ancient gate - Stands forever.”