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Sotiris Spatharis (1892-1974) · MOMus Thessaloniki via Europeana · CC BY-SA 4.0
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"Today the Death of Tsakitzis" by Sotiris Spatharis (1892-1974) · MOMus Thessaloniki via Europeana · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via artnap.com
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This painted narrative scroll shows richly dressed figures in blue, pink and green robes with red fezzes, some carrying swords and guiding a chained prisoner, while severed heads lie in blood on the ground. A Greek inscription across the top reads 'Today the death of Tsakitzis,' and a second caption accompanies the central scene.
