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Angelos Akotantos

15th-century icon-painter and hagiographer (1400–1457)

Born in Heraklion. Died in Heraklion.

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A life in paintings

Born 14008 dated paintingsDied 1457

9 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • The Virgin Cardiotissa (Kardiotissa).
    The Virgin Cardiotissa (Kardiotissa).
    Angelos Akotantos
    1400–1450 · Byzantine and Christian Museum
  • Jesus, Mary and Saint John (Akra Tapinosi)
    Jesus, Mary and Saint John (Akra Tapinosi)
    Angelos Akotantos
    1400–1450 · Museo Correr
  • Christ Pantocrator
    Christ Pantocrator
    Angelos Akotantos
    15th century · Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
  • The Congregation of the Archangels
    The Congregation of the Archangels
    Angelos Akotantos
    15th century · Vatopedi Monastery
  • Icon of the Mother of God and Infant Christ (Virgin Eleousa)
    Icon of the Mother of God and Infant Christ (Virgin Eleousa)
    attributed to · Attributed to Angelos Akotantos
    1420 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Christ the Vine
    Christ the Vine
    Angelos Akotantos
    1425–1457 · Hodegetria Monastery
  • Saint Anne with the Virgin
    Saint Anne with the Virgin
    attributed to · Attributed to Angelos Akotantos
    1440 · Benaki Museum
  • Icon of The Embrace of the Apostles Peter and Paul
    Icon of The Embrace of the Apostles Peter and Paul
    Angelos Akotantos
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • EImage under copyright
    Enthroned Saint Anne with the Virgin and Christ Child
    Angelos Akotantos
    1425–1457 · Byzantine Museum of Zakynthos
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