€250.00
Χειροποίητη φιγούρα του θεάτρου σκιών που απεικονίζει τον Χατζηαβάτη.
Ottoman-style drawing of the late Kouzaros. His Western-style ankle boots are remarkable.
Type: It is carved, stripped (that is, with large carves) and covered with "cigarette paper", colored, painted with Chinese ink.
Height: 59 cm
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Ο Χατζηαβάτης στο Ελληνικό θέατρο σκιών είναι ο δουλοπρεπής γραμματικός και διαλαλητής του Σεραγίου, άσπονδος φίλος του Καραγκιόζη, άλλοτε έμπιστος και αφελής κι άλλοτε πανούργος και ραδιούργος, εμφανίζεται ως αντίπαλος του Καραγκιόζη.
Source: Great Greek Encyclopedia, Volume C, page 790
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| Weight | 0.7 kg |
|---|---|
| Κατασκευαστής | |
| Υλικό | Cardboard |
| Height | 50 – 59 εκ. |
| Character | Hadjiavatis |
*OFFER PACKAGE OF TWO FIGURES *
Handmade shadow puppet theater figures that depict Kehagiabeis and Ali Pasha. Kehagiabeis (left), Turkish officer, drawing from the leather tools of Vangos painted by the one and only Spyros Kouzaros in the 1960s - 1970s. Type: It is carved, stripped (that is, with large carves) and covered with "cigarette paper", colored, painted with Chinese ink. Height: 72 cm Ali Pasha (right), the pasha of Ioannina who played for more than 40 years an important role in the history of Epirus and beyond, from 1788 when he was appointed pasha of Ioannina until the beginning of the Greek Revolution. The figure depicts Ali Pasha at a younger age in relation to his best-known depictions as an older man. Type: It is carved, stripped (that is, with large carves) and covered with "cigarette paper", colored, painted with Chinese ink. Height: 83 cm Kehagiabeis (left), Turkish officer, drawing from the leather tools of Vangos painted by the one and only Spyros Kouzaros in the 1960s - 1970s. Type: It is carved, stripped (that is, with large carves) and covered with "cigarette paper", colored, painted with Chinese ink. Height: 72 cm Ali Pasha (right), the pasha of Ioannina who played for more than 40 years an important role in the history of Epirus and beyond, from 1788 when he was appointed pasha of Ioannina until the beginning of the Greek Revolution. The figure depicts Ali Pasha at a younger age in relation to his best-known depictions as an older man. Type: It is carved, stripped (that is, with large carves) and covered with "cigarette paper", colored, painted with Chinese ink. Height: 83 cm
