Washington, District of Columbia
SEFERLIS, CONSTANTINE L.
On Sunday, March 27, 2005 at Medlink Nursing Center in Washington, DC. Husband of the late Marion A. Seferlis. Survived by two sons, Leonidas and Clift; and many adoring friends and students. Memorial service will take place in the Great Choir at the Washington...
Read MoreConstantine was a very nice man who was very humble about his talent. He was only one of three people who graduated from u of Athens art school. I took sculpture from him because I wanted to learn stone sculpture. It was wonderful to learn from a working artist. His patience, calmness, kindness and talent is sorely missed. There aren't many people like him in the world today. .
Diane Anderson
February 19, 2017 | Silver Spring, MD | Student
I had the honor and pleasure of interviewing Constantine a few times about his marvelous sculpture work. He shared his passion for his art and his love of life quite freely with all who might listen. He viewed the human body as a work of art, and his human spirit was priceless. It was sheer joy to be in his presence and I am delighted that I had the opportunity to do so.
Darlene Trew Crist
April 06, 2005 | North Kingstown, RI
Constantine Seferlis was a wonderful human being, a great artist, and a true gentleman. I knew him through my work at the Smithsonian Institution and he was one of my favorite people ever. I will miss him greatly. I know he is with God.
Vicki Cundiff
April 06, 2005 | Lorton, VA
