Γιώργος Σεφέρης (1900-1971) was a prominent Greek poet and diplomat, known for his significant contributions to modern Greek literature. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1963, becoming the first Greek to receive this honor. His poetry often reflects themes of identity, exile, and the Greek landscape, blending personal experiences with broader cultural and historical contexts. In addition to his literary work, Σεφέρης served as a diplomat, representing Greece in various countries. His experiences abroad influenced his writing, allowing him to explore the complexities of Greek identity in a global context. His notable works include Strophe and Gymnopaedia, which showcase his unique style and depth of thought.