Camping to Emmin Aga 1913

"Camping to Emmin Aga" is a charcoal drawing created in 1913 by Thalia Flora-Karavia, a prominent Greek artist active between 1871 and 1960. This piece is a glimpse into everyday life in the early 20th century, depicting a group of figures in a village setting. Flora-Karavia's drawing is characterized by its nuanced use of charcoal to depict light and shadow, capturing the subtle details of the figures' clothing and the surrounding environment. The drawing's composition highlights the interplay of light and shadow, drawing the viewer's eye to the central figures and the architectural details of the scene. The work is a testament to Flora-Karavia's artistic skill in capturing the human form and everyday moments in a captivating manner.