Greece Through the Lens of Takis Tloupas (English language edition)

Greece Through the Lens of Takis Tloupas (English language edition)Photographer Takis Tloupas was born in Thessaly, grandson of a coppersmith and son of a carpenter, and lived and worked there in Larisa. He toured Greece, first by Vespa then in a Deux Chevaux, taking over 30,000 photographs of what he saw, but it was Larisa that he photographed most as time went by. 574 b&w photographs.

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