大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 3月16日 20時37分

British artist John Craxton moved to the Greek island of Crete in 1960. He found an old house and studio by the harbour in the town of Chania, and painted the people, landscapes and animals he encountered on the island. The rowdy harbourside tavernas allowed him to get close to the sailors who would come and go from the port. Look closely and you can see some intriguing features in this painting – the artist’s signature appears on the packet of cigarettes, and the inscription at the top says ‘Breaking [of plates] is forbidden by law’. Craxton was good friends with Greek artist Niko Ghika and British writer Patrick Leigh Fermor, and the three shared a love for Greece – our new free exhibition explores their friendship and the works they produced while living in the country. Find out more via the link in our bio. #JohnCraxton #Craxton #sailors #Crete #Greece #island #Mediterranean #art #artists #painting #oilpaint #Ghika #LeighFermor #Greek

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