Warren Drawing Trees
Cycladic Shelter – Original Ink Drawing
Cycladic Shelter – Original Ink Drawing
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There are so many beautiful trees along the streets of Athens that it would be impossible to draw them all. You’ll find this one just outside the Museum of Cycladic Art. I didn’t make it inside—the place closes at 5pm—but it was worth the trip just to discover this parasol-shaped tree offering a bit of shelter from the Athenian sun.
I’d say it might offer protection from rain too, but after numerous visits in every season, I’ve never seen a single drop fall in this city. There’s a rumour I once heard in an Exarcheion bar about a downpour in the winter of ’78, but I suspect that was more cigarette smoke and Mythos-fuelled myth than memory.
Drawn on location in black ink, this one-off work captures a quiet, tree-lined moment of wandering and observation. It’s part of an ongoing series of drawings that explore trees as companions, markers, and memory holders in urban space.
- Title: Cycladic Shelter
- Medium: Lightfast black ink on 150gsm acid-free paper
- Size: 25 x 25 cm (square)
- Signed: Hand-signed by the artist
- Date: 31 October 2024
- Location: Outside the Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens
- Framing: Ships unframed (framed image shown for example only)
- Packaging: Sent flat in archival sleeve with board backing
- Includes: Certificate of authenticity
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