Charioteer of Delphi Silver print signed 50 x 40 cm Nikos Stournaras

Period black and white photographic print, hand-signed by Greek photographer Nikos Stournaras, depicting the Charioteer of Delphi, a masterpiece of ancient Greek sculpture dating from the 5th century BC. A recognized Greek photographer and publisher known for his work dedicated to the artistic, archaeological, and architectural heritage of his country, Nikos Stournaras contributed to spreading the image of Greece and its cultural treasures in the mid-20th century. This photograph presents a striking close-up portrait of the Charioteer, viewed from a three-quarter angle. The sculptural lighting finely reveals the modeling of the face, the chiseled curls, the victory wreath, and the patina of the ancient bronze. The depth of the blacks and the richness of the silver nuances give this composition a particularly expressive presence. Handwritten signature "Nic. Stournaras" in white, in the lower right corner of the print. An old red ink digital marking, partially erased, is on the back. Original period silver print, hand-signed. Dimensions: 50 × 40 cm, including frame. Presented under a light mat in a simple black frame. Overall good apparent condition, with slight signs of aging on the frame. An art photograph combining the perspective of a 20th-century Greek photographer with one of the most famous masterpieces of classical antiquity.