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Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens, Greece : Reviews of Museum of Cycladic Art - Yahoo! Travel
Among the most unusual forms of art around are the prehistoric idols found on the Cycladic Islands. These strange-looking statues dating back to the 4th and 3rd...
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N. P. Goulandris Foundation Museum of Cycladic Art | Museum/Attraction Review | Athens | Frommers.com
Come here to see the largest collection of Modigliani-like Cycladic art outside the National Archaeological Museum. This handsome museum -- the astonishing collection of Nicolas and Aikaterini Goulandris -- opened its doors in 1986 and displays more than 200 stone and pottery vessels and figurines f...
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Museum of Cycladic Art - Rate this Athens, Greece Attraction on RateItAll.com.
This museum is home of the world's largest private collection of prehistoric art from the Clycladic Islands. As well, an Ancient Greek collection ranging from 2000 BC to the first few centuries AD draws the attention of many visitors. Nicholas and Dolly Goulandris, owners of the museum and its art, ...
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The Good Web Guide Website Review - The Museum of Cycladic Art
Considering that Greece enjoys (or rather puts up with) over eight million tourists a year, and given that most of them pass through Athens at some point, it is curious to note how poorly developed their museum shops are. Yet here, as in so much else, the Cyclades are very well represented. The onli...
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Greek Travel - Museums in Athens - Goulandris Museum of Cycladic Art
If you've had enough of flowing draperies for a while, stop by the Museum of Cycladic Art, a sleek, modernistic antidote to the traditional concepts of Greek art. Compared by aficionados to the work of Modigliani, the pure and simple lines of Cycladic art are ancie...
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bellebyrd: Museum of Cycladic art
The Museum of Cycladic art is delighted to announce Her(his)tory, the first ever contemporary video exhibition in its premises, examining the notion of the subjective development of the 'h...
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