This unique print photograph depicts deck class on the Despina, built in Chicago by the Pullman Corporation for the U.S. Navy during World War II. The Despina was subsequently given to the British for their navy and the British gave it to the Greeks who made it available to passenger vessel operators. It was operated by the Foustanos family. Throughout the Cyclades she was affectionately known as Despinaki. The photo shows Naxos in the background.

The photo was taken by Robert McCabe, an acclaimed photographer known for his striking black-and-white images capturing Greece's landscapes, people, and maritime life. McCabe first visited Greece in the 1950s and became renowned for documenting the country's post-war era with a rare combination of authenticity and artistry. His work has been featured in museums and exhibitions worldwide, preserving the timeless beauty and cultural heritage of Greece.

This striking photograph captures the vibrant energy of the Metaxourgeio Carnival in Athens, Greece, on March 3, 2019. Taken on Megalou Alexandrou Street, the image showcases two costumed participants blending tradition with contemporary expression. Dressed in a bold, drag-inspired interpretation of the iconic Evzone uniform-complete with pleated skirts, tasseled garters, and red high heels-the subjects embody the carnival's spirit of celebration, resistance, and artistic freedom. Their dramatic makeup and confident poses contrast beautifully against the urban backdrop of graffiti-covered walls and layered posters, reflecting the creative and rebellious essence of Metaxourgeio, one of Athens' most dynamic neighborhoods.

Photographed by Dimitris Polymenopoulos, this piece offers a unique glimpse into modern Greek cultural expression, making it a standout addition to any collection.