Four small, rectangular oil paintings on canvas are mounted in a two-by-two grid on an off-white wall, with a fifth painting partially visible at the bottom center

Four small, rectangular oil paintings on canvas are mounted in a two-by-two grid on an off-white wall, with a fifth painting partially visible at the bottom center. All paintings depict detailed architectural doorways and facades, characteristic of traditional Greek architecture found in locations such as the Anavissos Municipal Unit, Greece. The top-left painting features a prominent reddish-brown double door with a heavy light brown frame and lintel, set against a weathered blue and white stucco wall. A small green shrub is depicted at the base of the door, and a small square window is on the left, with a blue domed roof element visible above the door. The top-right painting displays a light grey double door framed by two reddish-orange columns with dark bases. A reddish-orange architrave supports a white stone arch containing a semicircular window, all integrated into a textured light brown and white stone wall. The bottom-left painting shows a bright green double door with white trim, topped by a white triangular pediment. The surrounding wall exhibits patches of white, red-orange, and blue, suggesting a distressed finish. A small, high-set red window is positioned above and to the left of the door. The bottom-right painting presents a teal-green arched double door within an ornate, light yellow-brown archway. The adjacent wall features textured yellow, grey, and faint reddish-brown hues. The partially visible fifth painting at the bottom shows fragmented blue and yellow architectural elements. The overall artistic style is impressionistic, characterized by visible brushstrokes and vibrant color palettes. No individuals, animals, or additional objects are present in the scene.