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The Iconographer - Line, Logos and Love - Part 1

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Uploaded by on Dec 15, 2009

George Kordis, Professor at University of Athens, Greece, demonstrates the process of creating a holy Byzantine icon. December 14, 2009

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  • This is top quality art.

    Many years practice, plesure from your own work,

    and hulp of God

    or for people who do not believe to God,

    ...concetration.

    Thanks for this beatiful video.

  • @bouzoukiHOLLAND Thank you for your kind remarks. Mr. Kordis has been painting for more than 30 years? at least. He paints everyday from morning to night. I've never met such a prolific artist as he is. God surly guides his hand and strengthens his body to have such physical endurance.

  • very very nice , Janet

    you take care

    peace 2 U

    DanO

  • @danoinreno Thank you for taking the time to watch DanO. Your comments are certainly appreciated:):) Have a great weekend. Janet

  • very cool...George has the touch

  • @tps607 Thank you Tom for your comment. George has got it all; technical know how, artistic insight and creativity and intellectual imagination....all the qualities that differentiate the mediocre from the master. Mr. Kordis is a Master at his craft.

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  • @bouzoukiHOLLAND art is charisma=this word means present of God.

    I have the charisma with bouzouki.

    I can not read notes, but i have played all , many songs with my instrument.

  • Thanks, my friend! Excellent video and very good performance! It very beautiful music!

  • @veryconfused12345 The artist, when at his best, is the thread that holds humanity together. Thank you for your comment. It is much appreciated. Janet

  • Amazing. This video upholds humanity's best gifts. Wonderful.  :)

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