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Original Abstract Paintings for Sale: Abstract Seascapes & Florals by Gregory Christeas Would you choose a work by an anonymous artist or a masterpiece with a story of innovation, courage, and history?Gregory Christeas, an 81-year-old artist and decorated freedom fighter, creates original abstract paintings featured in museums and private collections.Discover original abstract paintings for sale with free shipping to the US and Canada. Don’t miss your chance to own a soul-stirring piece of history today!
Hi, I’m Gregory Christeas, an abstract artist inspired by the echoes of historical events and my life experiences. My paintings reflect the emotions stirred by these events, creating a powerful force that guides me in creating my art. This force is what’s in my abstract paintings.
As you witness and feel this creating force, you’ll find yourself making a personal connection with my art. This connection will bring you joy and curiosity about the many IFs and Maybes. This sense of wonder will become your guide to the portal of my creating force every time you look at my paintings, a constant reminder of your connection to my abstract art.
And believe it, you don’t need art experts to explain abstract art to you; you got it! – ‘Abstract art is the picture of human emotions.’
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to let me know. I look forward to hearing from you.
Abstract Seascape Paintings - Abstract Flower Paintings - Art Prints
Testimonials
“Strong, very strong work.”
Pablo Picasso
“Christeas’ brushstrokes become whispers of wisdom, his colors fragments of dreams.”
ArtMuse-Ann Williams
“His work is a testament to the power of art to evoke emotion, inspire exploration, and connect us to the deeper rhythms of life.”
The Art Insight-Mary W
Gregory Christeas learned a lot from his mother, who always encouraged him not to be afraid—just put the colors on the canvas!
Picasso later influenced Christeas’ work during their time together in Paris, when Christeas sought refuge from a military dictatorship in Greece. Picasso recognized Christeas’ internal struggle and said, “You must fight for what you love the most.” These encouraging words sent Gregory back to Greece, putting his art on hold while he fought for his country’s freedom.
With the dictatorship successfully removed, his career flourished with exhibitions across the EU and the USA, culminating in a pivotal show at the Cultural Olympiad Athens 2004, where he featured 125 artworks. The Minister of Progress honored Christeas and his freedom fighters as National Heroes for defeating the dictatorship and restoring democracy in Greece in 1974.
Today, Christeas teaches art on his YouTube channel, where he always encourages his viewers to get the colors on the canvas and fight for what they love the most.
