Zoumboulakis Petros

Petros Zoumboulakis was born in Athens in 1937.
He studied painting at the School of Fine Arts with teacher Giannis Moralis (1956-1961), with a scholarship from the I.K.Y. in all years of study. He graduated with many honors. After graduating from the painting workshop, he studied Scenography, Decoration and Advertising at the Tutoring Center of Α.Σ.Κ.Τ. close to Vassilis Vassiliadis (1962-1964), with distinctions as well. He studied Byzantine and Folk Art in Greece with a scholarship from the I.K.Y. (1964-1965).
He organized thirty-five solo exhibitions in Greece while he took part in many important group exhibitions in Greece and abroad. He represented Greece in the most important international Biennale.
From 1961, in parallel with painting, he worked for theater and cinema, creating sets and costumes. He collaborated with state theaters and free troupes. He taught art courses at the TEI of Athens, School of Decorators ATO-Doxiadis, Scenography at the Vakalo Schools etc.
His works are in the National Gallery, in the collections of the Ministries of Education and Culture, in the Museums of Pieridis and Vorre, in the collections of Antoniou, Vergos, Ioannidis, Moschandreou, Kangelari etc. as well as in the collections of the Banks: National, Alpha Bank, Commercial, Agricultural, Ionian, Postal Savings Bank and in other private and public collections and museums in Greece and abroad. Also in the Art Galleries of many Municipalities of the country as well as in the Art Gallery of the Parliament.