- Religion.
Gyzis died in Munich. His
works are
today exhibited at
museums and
private collections in Greece, Germany, and elsewhere.
Gyzis'
painting The...
- Athens, Greece. The area was
named around 1925
after famous painter Nikolaos Gyzis. By all rights, the
neighbourhood should have been
called Γύζη (pronounced...
- the 19th
century (Munich School).
Modern Gr****
painters include Nikolaos Gyzis,
Georgios Jakobides,
Theodoros Vryzakis,
Nikiforos Lytras, Konstantinos...
-
artists include: the
painters Dominikos Theotokopoulos (El Greco),
Nikolaos Gyzis,
Konstantinos Volanakis, Périclès Pantazis, and
Constantine Andreou; sculptors...
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Picture of a
young girl of Santorini,
Cultural Center Megaro Gyzi, Fira...
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entrenched in the
collective memory of Gr****s
through a
painting by
Nikolaos Gyzis called "Gr****
school in the time of slavery", of 1885-86 (today in the Emphietzoglou...
- Karl von Piloty,
joining a
group of Gr****
students that
included Nikolaos Gyzis,
Georgios Jakobides,
Nikiphoros Lytras and
Polychronis Lembesis. His instructors...
- Sochos. Grandma's
Favorite by
Georgios Jakobides.
Capuchin friar by
Nikolaos Gyzis.
Theofilos Hatzimichail,
Symposium of
Empress Eudoxia.
Theodoros Vryzakis...
- Howells,
American novelist, playwright, and
critic (d. 1920) 1842 –
Nikolaos Gyzis, Gr****
painter and
academic (d. 1901) 1848 –
Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Irish-American...
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Barber The barber [el], by
Nikolaos Gyzis (1880) Language(s)
English Origin Meaning Relating to the
profession of
Barber Other names Related names Barbieri...
