Charalambos Stefos, born at Kokinos Doridos in 1932, is a self-educated painter. He has been living and working in Amfissa and has taken part, so far, in 30 team-exhibitions and he has made 20 individual ones. His paintings are at the Local Art Galleries of Athens and Amfissa, at the Foundation of National Bank, the Folklore Museum of Amfissa, the Greek Embassy in the Hague, at the Local Art Gallery of Lamia, the Cultural Center of Amfissa and at many other private collections in Greece and abroad. He has been honored with Greek and international awards. He is a member of the International Unit of Fine Arts and the Association of Visual Artists of Central Greece SKETKE.
Charalambos Stefos, apart from his great work with themes of country life and nature, in general, has also created a range of paintings with themes taken from the difficult years of the Second World War and the German Occupation in Greece. The artist himself lived as a small child these tough years and has imprinted intensely in his paintings the signs of his personal experiences. Through the faces, the pictures, the shadows and the colors, as well, the artist makes an important historical retrospective and gives the viewer and the reader the chance to admire and judge his work, but also, to revive deep historical memories.