Theofilos, the Painter Page #3
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- 1979
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to the remotest corners
of enslaved Greece.
one after the other,
and openly declare
war on the Turks.
Members of the secret
Society of Friends...
scatter from one end of
the country to the other..
Preparing the ground for
the national uprising.
Now the Greek shepherd
no longer plays...
the sad tunes of slavery
on his flute...
but pipes instead the war-like
ballands of Rigas Ferraios.
And though the sun
is still high,
he sees another,
brighter light,
into his humble room.
And in this light he discerns
the figure of a saintly woman,
meek and gentle, a halo
round her head,
addressing him thus:
"Rest in peace, corsair. will
make your country rise again.
Rigas Ferraios, kindling
the love of liberty...
in the Greeks.
Painted by Sotiris
Christidis.
Lithographed by
Mr... Erginis, Athens
Well, Theophilos, can you
paint something like this?
In my own way
The faces have faded, but
the rest is still there.
I'll fix it.
You're here to whitewash
the place. Get started!
Chunks of grilled meat...
Jugs of red wine
Fresh onions from
the vegetable garden
sweet camomile...
Those smudges of yours
are no good any more.
So get on with it!
Mister...
- Mister?
- What is it'?
Alexander the Great
went to sleep...
and in his dreams
he saw the Prophet
and the Prophet
said to him:
"Alexander my son,
march against Darius
without fear... "
Knowing that the God of Heaven
and earth is on your side.
And Alexander woke up,
ful of joy,
and at daybreak he went to
war against the Persians.
With sword and srear,
they attacked the enemy...
and from morning
such slaughter
and bloodshed...
that the earth itself
took fright,
for blood flowed
like a river.
Alexander, King!
Life, Soul and Death.
I am not afraid of Lightning
I am not afraid of thunder...
Me!
Costis...
Make it a good likeness.
Did you hear me?
Do you want Botsaris'
moustache? or Androutsos'?
What do you mean?
Botsaris' moustache
is shoret and thick,
Androutsos moustache
is long and thin.
The ladder-watch out!
Good night.
May come in and
see my pictures?
They'll last
They'll last.
Is the horse
still alive?
We lost him, Theophilos
last year.
Here he's galloping...
- He was galloping, Theophilos
- He's galloping.
One Saturday evening...
on the feast
of Lazarus,
I was passing by
Etolikon, friends,
and by the city
of Missolonghi,
and as went by,
friends,
heard men weeping.
You can spend the night
here, Theophilos.
I am unclean for a house
such as this.
I will soil your things.
It is very late
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