"My grandfather started as a photographer's assistant" starts telling the photographer Chryssa Nikoleri. "He left six years from Eastern Rumelia, Istanbul and went on a little longer worked the most distinguished photographer of Istanbul's famous Law Antriomenou .

Then Theodore Nikoleris decides to volunteer classified in Greek Army in 1920, with the launch of the Asia Minor Campaign. He served in the 12th Division, which is experiencing firsthand the march and subsequent destruction, tragic evacuation, loss. The photos of that period are up to today not only undeniable historical testimonies and great artwork, if one takes into account the practical conditions and the technical means available to it.

In 1925 Theodore Nikoleris installed in Drama, where he founded the Studio Nikoleris. It deals with almost all types of photography, but especially with the portrait.

In 1944 Theodore Nikoleris installed in Thessaloniki, where he carries toStudio Nikoleris. In 1964 he goes to Athens, where he creates second studio: there photographing portraits of political, economic and social life of the country) from the royal couple Constantine and Anna, Prime Minister George Papandreou, and the academic director of the Bank of Greece and policies, the theater actress Marika Kotopouli and countless weddings. Then the studios of Athens took the eldest son of Thomas and that of the smallest Diogenes Thessaloniki.

 

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