Dionysios (4) Διονύσιος (4), 1670
Notes: He was born in about 1670. As a self-taught painter at Mount Athos, he belongs to the creators of the local retrospective movement to Paleologan art. He is mainly known from his "Ermineia" of p...
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Skoufos (Scuffo) Filotheos (Philoteo) Σκούφος (Scuffo) Φιλόθεος (Philoteo), 22-02-2008
Notes: Filotheos Skoufos' art may be described as being at the level of a "good artisan", a capacity which is not irrelevant to his testified partnership with Emmanuil Tzanes. As already noted, he use...
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Theotokopoulos (Menegos) Dominikos Θεοτοκόπουλος Δομήνικος, 1541
Notes: One of the 16th century Western Europe's most important painters. He belonged to a respectable family of Irakleion -in a 1574 document his father is mentioned as spettabile- where he was born (...
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Apakas Ioannis Απακάς Ιωάννης, 1600
Notes: A remarkable Cretan hagiographer about whom no written evidence exists. Information about his origin and chronology are deduced from the art of his icons in which he is proven excellent artist,...
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Pavias (Pavia) Andreas (Andreas) Παβίας (Pavia) Ανδρέας (Andreas), 1470
Notes: One of the most important painters at Irakleion in the second half of the 15th century. His contemporaries appreciated his work and this is demonstrated by the fact that he is mentioned as a "m...
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Athanasios (5) Αθανάσιος (5), 1744
Notes: We may deduce information on Athanasios' activity at Mount Athos from a Xeropotamou Monastery document according to which the teachers of painting art, Konstantinos and Athanasios, in May 1782,...
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Prokos (Defterevon Sifnou) Agapios Πρόκος (Δευτερεύων Σίφνου) Αγάπιος, 1750
Notes: The name of his office (Defterevon) replaced his name. He learned the art of hagiography at Mount Athos and he worked in Istanbul where there was a Sifnian community. He was mainly painter of i...
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Μαρία ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΟΥΔΑΚΗ-ΚΙΤΡΟΜΗΛΙΔΟΥ,
Marie Constantoudaki-KitromilidesConducere apothecam, in qua exercere artem nostram. L'atelier d'un peintre byzantin et d'un peintre vénitien à CandieIl y a plus de trente ans, le père Mario Cattapan...
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Moskos (Moschos, Mosco) Leos (Leo) Μόσκος (Mosco, Μόσχος) Λέος (Leo), 1648
Notes: He is first mentioned at Zakynthos in 1653 (Zois 1908, 39) and in Venice, at the Christenings Books of the Greek Fraternity in 1655 in 1655, as well as in 1644 as a god-father. In the period fr...
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Ventouras Spyridon Βεντούρας Σπυρίδων, 1761
Notes: He was born in Lefkada in 1761. His parents were Antonios Ventouras, native of Corfu, and Giannoula P. Mela. In 1785 he went to Venice to study painting. He remained unmarried and suffered from...
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