Evangelia-Maria Anninos
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Evangelia-Maria Anninos

United States

Eva Anninos is a contributing writer based in Chicago. She grew up in Greece, speaks fluent Greek, and has also studied French, Spanish, Ancient Greek, and Latin. She wrote her honors capstone on the symbolisms of Venus in painting through the 19th Century and her research was presented at the University of Illinois at Chicago Research Forum in 2017. Her interests focus on the correlations between classical antiquity and the Renaissance, mythology and mythological portrayals in the arts, historical mysteries, and the occult. In her free time, she indulges in writing poetry, playing the piano, and practicing yoga.

Education:
Grand Canyon University, 2021
MA Secondary Education
University of Illinois Chicago, 2017
BA Classical Studies, Minor in History
University of Illinois Chicago
BA Art History, 2017
Expertise:
Ancient Greece Mythology Art History
Member since: Jun 03, 2024
Location: United States
Published posts: 1

Articles by Evangelia-Maria Anninos

Venus in Art Through the Ages: A Timeless Symbol of Love and BeautyVenus in Art Through the Ages: A Timeless Symbol of Love and Beauty

The goddess Venus has been a favorite subject for artists throughout the ages. This is how representations of the goddess have changed over the centuries.