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Greece · March 1, 1842 – January 4, 1901Wikidata

Nikolaos Gyzis

Greek artist (1842-1901)

Born in Tinos. Died in Munich.

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A life in paintings

Born 184229 dated paintingsDied 1901

34 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Old man wearing a red fez
    Old man wearing a red fez
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1842 · Benaki Museum
  • Oriental warrior
    Oriental warrior
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1842
  • Study of a man in a hood.
    Study of a man in a hood.
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1850–1875 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Girl playing
    Girl playing
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1868
  • Siegesfeier im Jahr 1870
    Siegesfeier im Jahr 1870
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1871 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Old man sleeping
    Old man sleeping
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1872
  • Middle Easterner with  fruits
    Middle Easterner with fruits
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    c. 1873 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Oriental man with pipe
    Oriental man with pipe
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1874 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Le Don
    Le Don
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1874 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Girl from Megara
    Girl from Megara
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1875 · Benaki Museum
  • The Betrothal of the Children
    The Betrothal of the Children
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1877 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Wishbone
    Wishbone
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1878
  • The barber
    The barber
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1880
  • The spider
    The spider
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    c. 1880 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Gerupftes Huhn
    Gerupftes Huhn
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1881 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
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