A collection of more than 12,000 digitized portraits of Greek men and women who have attained distinction in every sphere of life, from the fall of Constantinople (1453) to the present day (living individuals not included). [ + ]

The Modern Greek Visual Prosopography is a collection of more than 12,000 digitized portraits of Greek men and women who have attained distinction in every sphere of life, from the fall of Constantinople (1453) to the present day (living individuals not included). Project head: Triantaphyllos Sklavenitis. Project collaboratiors: Eleni Machaira, Ioanna Aimakopoulou, Nefeli Papoutsaki, Katerina Dede and Yiannis Karachristos, The transxcription of the Greek characters to Latin characters was based on ELOT’s 743, version 2 Hellenic National Standard. The portraits take the form of wood-cuts, engravings, oil-paintings, lithographs, sketches and photographs, and are kept in collections in Greece and abroad. More than 12,000 registrations and more than 12,000 portraits Electronic (www.ekt.gr/pandektis) Triantaphyllos Sklavenitis
Institute of Neohellenic Research / National Hellenic Research Foundation
48 Vassileos Constantinou Av. 11635 Athens-Greece
Tel: +30 210 7273588
Fax: +30 210 7246212
Email:[email protected] The portraits for which the National Research Foundation holds the copyright are available in high resolution, so that the users may cope them. Those for which the National Research Foundation does not hold the copyright are available in low resolution, so that the users may have access to the information and request a copy from the Collection that owns the original. [ - ]