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Peloponnese

Peloponnese, Nafplio Palamidi fortress

Time Period: 1965 - 1970

Palamidi is a fortress in Nafplio built by the Venetians in 1687. The hill on which it is located is 216 meters high. During the Greek Revolution, the Turks fortified themselves in Palamidi. On November 30, 1822, the Greeks captured it after a battle. After the Revolution, Palamidi served as a prison, in which in 1833 the hero Theodoros Kolokotronis was imprisoned and released 11 months later, after the grace of King Otto

Date: 1968

The photographs are offered in limited editions, printed on premium quality Hahnenmuhle Photo Luster photo paper, 260 gsm, at high resolution.

€85,00 EUR
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Number of copies: 75
SKU: 01-01-0394

Frame Type

  • Wooden Frame

  • Plexiglas Sandwich Frame

  • Plexiglas Box Frame

Frame Type

  • Wooden Frame

  • Plexiglas Sandwich Frame

  • Plexiglas Box Frame

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