For the Grape Harvest (From the Life of the Gypsies) 1952

Theophrastos Triantafyllidis's "For the Grape Harvest (From the Life of the Gypsies)" (1952) depicts a group of Romani people travelling in a horse-drawn cart. The painting captures a moment of everyday life, showcasing the artist's interest in portraying the lives of marginalized communities. The loose brushstrokes and earthy palette contribute to the painting's sense of realism, further emphasizing the subject matter. This artwork is a testament to Triantafyllidis's commitment to social realism and his talent for capturing the essence of human experience.