In December 1889 Vincent van Gogh drew breaths of life, inspiration and creation, capturing on his canvas images from the garden of the psychiatric asylum where he is hospitalized with severe problems.
The Goulandris Museum in ΝΥ courts over Van Gogh’s “Olive Trees”
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Why Are American Retirees Choosing Greece?
Chryso, a charming village nestled in the Agrafa mountains in the heart of Evrytania, is a quiet spot surrounded by fir trees and springs, with just a few residents.
Few Greeks know these villages well, but American retirees have “discovered” them. In fact, major U.S. retirement advisory firms recommend these and many other picturesque Greek villages, alongside better-known spots like Kyriaki in Viotia, Gkoura in Corinthia, Steni in Evia, and several villages in Pelion, as ideal retirement destinations.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle presented her credentials to the President of the Republic
At the Presidential Mansion, where she presented her credentials to the President of the Republic, Konstantinos Tasoulas, the new U.S. ambassador, Kimberly Guilfoyle, officially assumed her new duties on Tuesday afternoon.
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