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Where to see Constantine Andreou’s art

Constantine Andreou’s work can be seen in public spaces and is held in museum, university, and municipal collections in several countries. Some works are permanently installed or presented, while museum displays rotate and some locations have restricted access.

Please check with the venue before making a special journey. A work recorded as being in a collection may not be on public display at the time of your visit.

On this page: Cyprus · France · Germany · Greece · Switzerland · United States

Cyprus

  • Larnaka Municipal Art Gallery, Larnaka – The collection of Larnaka Municipality includes Andreou’s Ο Άγνωστος (1988; the published record also gives the French form L’INCONU), donated by the artist. It was documented on display in Στροβιλίζοντας στον Χρόνο / Whirling Through Time from 14 April to 12 September 2025. As that exhibition has ended, visitors should check whether the work is included in the current display. Work and exhibition record.

France

  • Maison culturelle des Joncs Marins, La Ville-du-Bois – The municipality describes a permanent exhibition of Andreou’s paintings and sculptures at 195 route des Joncs Marins. Visitors should confirm the gallery’s interior opening hours before travelling. Opening notice.
  • L’Escale, La Ville-du-Bois – Andreou’s monumental bronze La Maternité stands outside L’Escale at 14 chemin des Berges. Placement record.
  • Musée d’Art et d’Histoire de Meudon, Meudon – The museum holds La vie de l’espace (1959), a welded-brass sculpture, inventory 2024-1-3. The object is associated with the Denys Chevalier collection, which the museum presents in its permanent first-floor galleries, but the museum does not individually identify the Andreou sculpture as currently on view. Visitors should confirm the current display before travelling. Official object record · Visitor information.
  • Lycée Bellevue, Albi – Andreou’s monumental wall clock and sculptural decoration, Horloge (1967), was created for the courtyard-facing gable of the school. Its present condition and access should be confirmed because Lycée Bellevue is an operating school.
  • Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux, Bordeaux – The collection holds L’œil, a gilded cast-bronze work acquired in 1971, inventory Bx 1971 4 2. The online record does not indicate whether it is currently displayed.
  • Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Paris – The collection holds Andreou’s sculpture L’œil (1965), inventory AMS 14. The online record does not indicate whether it is currently displayed.
  • Centre Pompidou / Musée national d’art moderne, Paris – The collection holds the 1959 ink drawing Portrait-de-l’oiseau-qui-n’existe-pas, inventory AM 2896 D. The object record does not indicate whether it is currently displayed.
  • Mairie de Louhans, Louhans – Andreou’s bronze statuette Le coq has been recorded as a Cnap–FNAC deposit at the town hall since 1953. A 2018 state audit did not identify it as the one missing Cnap deposit at Louhans, but the audit does not establish its present display or public accessibility. 2018 audit report.

Germany

  • Corbusierhaus, Berlin – At the entrance to Le Corbusier’s Berlin Unité d’Habitation is a surviving Modulor representation connected with Andreou’s work for the project. Documentary evidence shows that Le Corbusier commissioned Andreou in 1957 to carve and execute additional Modulor forms. This permanent architectural collaboration should be attributed to Le Corbusier’s project, with the forms executed by Andreou, rather than described as a standalone Andreou sculpture. Documented object history · Monument information.

Greece

  • Foundation for Hellenic Diaspora, Patras area – An undated interior-tour page for Building 12, Level 2 identifies nine Andreou-labelled entries representing eight distinct titles: Oiseau Fantastique appears twice, followed by Imaginary couple, Necklace, Sun, Escargot, The Insect, The two Birds – Homage to Braque, and Danse. Guided visits are offered by appointment; visitors should confirm the current arrangement and directions when booking. Visit and contact information.
  • Teloglion Fine Arts Foundation, Thessaloniki – Teloglion describes one Andreou sculpture as permanently installed in its courtyard, although the official page does not give its title. Its digital collection also catalogues ten indoor works by Andreou. Visitors should confirm present courtyard access; the ten catalogued indoor works are collection holdings and are not necessarily on display. Andreou collection records.
  • National Gallery–Alexandros Soutsos Museum, Athens – The collection holds Αυγό / Egg (1981), bronze, inventory Π.6934. The object record does not indicate whether it is currently displayed.
  • Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation – The collection holds Cosmogonie 3 / Cosmogony 3 (1993) and the bronze Deux oiseaux / Two Birds. Both object records state that the works are not currently displayed and do not assign them to either the Athens or Andros site. Two Birds record.
  • Museum of Contemporary Art of Florina, Florina – The collection holds Μπλε καθρέπτης / Blue Mirror (1991), oil on canvas, inventory M195. The museum reports that it is temporarily closed for works, and the painting’s future display is unknown.
  • Municipal Art Gallery of Chania, Chania – The permanent collection includes one 1975 screenprint by Andreou, measuring 47 × 36 cm. The catalogue supplies no title and does not indicate whether it is currently displayed.
  • Municipality of Aegina / Municipal Art Gallery of Aegina – The municipality accepted Andreou’s sculpture Γοργόνα / Mermaid as a donation in 2022, and it was displayed at the opening of the Municipal Art Gallery in 2023. Its present placement has not been established. Donation record · Documented 2023 display.

Switzerland

  • Musée d’art de Pully, Pully – The museum’s complete artist list names Constantin Andréou in its collection. The museum explains that collection works appear periodically in exhibitions or loans, but it does not provide the Andreou work’s title, number, or current display information. Visitors should check the current programme before travelling.

United States

  • Brenau University Permanent Art Collection, Gainesville, Georgia – The collection record for Andreou’s Untitled, a colour intaglio in an edition of 50, gives its location as the first-floor conference room in Virginia Hall. Virginia Hall is a residence hall and is not among Brenau’s listed public gallery locations, so access may be restricted and should be confirmed before visiting. Brenau Galleries visitor information.

This is a developing guide based on publicly verifiable institutional and municipal evidence. Historical exhibition venues are not included unless a present holding or location can also be documented. Information last reviewed 6 September 2026.

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