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Chrysanthos Mentis Bostantzoglou (Greek:Χρύσανθος Μέντης Μποσταντζόγλου,Constantinople 1918 – 13 December 1995) and better known under thepen name ofBost (Μποστ), was a prolificGreekpolitical cartoonist,playwright,lyricist andpainter.

His satirical cartoons and caricatures appeared in many papers such asI Avgi,Tachydromos andEleftherotypia. Their radical political character (he stood unsuccessfully for election for left-wing parties on several occasions) led to a number of lawsuits.

1944: "St Fanourios. Help through an understanding of the Chinese classics Gah-Chu and Wu-Svou-Ni"

1953: "Constantine Paleologos"

1959: "Sketches by Bost" (also published by Kastaniotis 1996ISBN 960-03-1505-1)

1960: "My album"

1961: "Sketches and writings (First selection)"

1961: "The profession of my mother"

1963: "Don Quixote" (play)

1963: "Beautiful city" (play)

1964: "Fausta" (play)

1993: "Medea" (play)^[1]

1995: "Romeo and Juliet" (play)

1972: "Sketches and writings (Second selection)" (also published by Kastaniotis 1996ISBN 960-03-1506-X)

1982: "Maria Pentagiotissa" (play)

1987: "40 years of Bost" (play)

1996: "Sketches 1973-4", publisher Kastaniotis 1996ISBN 960-03-1507-8

1996: "Alilografeia me ton Kosta", publisher NefeliISBN 960-211-250-6

1998: "Short stories 1960-1965", publisher HermesISBN 960-320-076-X

• "Bost", by Lalas, Thanasis, publisher Kastaniotis 1996ISBN 960-03-1584-1
• Kaggelaris, N. (2016), "Sophocles' Oedipus in Mentis Bostantzoglou'sMedea" [in Greek] in Mastrapas, A. N. – Stergioulis, M. M. (eds.) Seminar 42: Sophocles the great classic of tragedy, Athens: Koralli, pp. 74–81[3].
• Kaggelaris, N. (2017), "Euripides in Mentis Bostantzoglou'sMedea", [in Greek]Carpe Diem 2: 379-417[4].

• Paintings by Bost
• Biography (Greek)
• Writings of Bost at the Centre for Neohellenic Studies (Greek)

• 1918 births
• 1995 deaths
• Artists from Istanbul
• Turkish people of Greek descent
• Greek painters
• 20th-century Greek dramatists and playwrights
• Constantinopolitan Greeks
• Turkish emigrants to Greece
• Artists from Athens
• Musicians from Istanbul
• Writers from Istanbul

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