What I can see

As evidenced by the inscription above the main entrance, this mansion belonged to the Foroglou family. It is of eclectic architecture and follows the neoclassical logic of base-main body- crowning. Other neoclassical elements are the parapet, the gobbles and the relief decorative strip that runs the building and its pattern resembles a meander. In addition, the building bears Art Deco elements, such as the patterns on the balustrades and the door of the main entrance. It consists of a ground floor and 3 floors and its openings are developed in vertical zones. The erckers (projected enclosed balconies) are very characteristic, since they include openings even on their narrow sides.

What I can't see

The Foroglou family also owned the homonymous gallery, as well as the mansion at the crossroad of Ionos Dragoumi and Filippou Streets.

Info

• Address: 59 Agiou Dimitriou St.

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