Definition of Paleokapas. Meaning of Paleokapas. Synonyms of Paleokapas

- The Crucifixion is a tempera painting by Konstantinos Paleokapas. Paleokapas was a Gr**** painter from the island of Crete. He was active during the early...
- Andreas Pavias, although Paleokapas omitted the unique impenitent thief found in many works which follow Pavias' example. Paleokapas was born in Chania. Not...
- continued the style in his Crucifixion. By the mid-1600s, Konstantinos Paleokapas completed his work entitled The Crucifixion following the traditional...
- by his work. Other notable crucifixions were completed by Konstantinos Paleokapas and Georgios Markazinis. The crucifixion paintings each offer a unique...
- also home to two other famous Gr**** painters El Greco and Konstantinos Paleokapas. Not much is known about Emporios except for his affiliation with San...
- continued in the Gr**** world until today. The Crucifixion by Konstantinos Paleokapas, 1640 Virgin of the P****ion by Emmanuel Tzanfournaris, Early 1600s Virgin...
- comparable to other Gr**** artists, namely: Andreas Pavias, Konstantinos Paleokapas, Ioannis Moskos, and Ioannis Permeniates. In Markazinis's Crucifixion...
- Italy) The Crucifixion Maniera greca Ioannis Permeniates Konstantinos Paleokapas Georgios Nomikos National Gallery of Greece Institute of Modern Gr****...
- Constantine displays a coloristic resemblance to the horses in Konstantinos Paleokapas Crucifixion. The artist implements a unique array of colors common to...