2024 – Year of Lord Byron & Philhellenism

The collectible charm of 2024, dedicated to Lord Byron.

The SHP and the Philhellenism Museum are launching a year dedicated to the great British poet and Philhellene, Lord Byron, who sacrificed himself for his ideas and the freedom of Greece, in April 1824, 200 years ago.

The proceeds from the sales of the Philhellenism Museum finance events highlighting in Greece and internationally, the works of Lord Byron and Philhellenism.

The charm is 3cm high, made of silver, features the outline of the figure of Lord Byron (from the iconic work of Thomas Philips) and bears his signature.

Price: 19.8 Euro

13 December 2023

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