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Greece · January 11, 1853 – December 13, 1932Wikidata

Georgios Jakobides

Greek painter (1853-1932)

Born in Chidira. Died in Athens.

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A life in paintings

Born 185315 dated paintingsDied 1932

16 works

  • Der böse Enkel
    Der böse Enkel
    Georgios Jakobides
    1884 · Museum Wiesbaden
  • Church in blooming field in Bavaria
    Church in blooming field in Bavaria
    Georgios Jakobides
    1885 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Grandmother and granddaughter
    Grandmother and granddaughter
    Georgios Jakobides
    1886 · Revoltella Museum
  • First Steps
    First Steps
    Georgios Jakobides
    1889
  • Q56706785
    Q56706785
    Georgios Jakobides
    1893
  • First Steps
    First Steps
    Georgios Jakobides
    1893 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Kou-Kou
    Kou-Kou
    Georgios Jakobides
    1895
  • Children's Concert
    Children's Concert
    Georgios Jakobides
    1900 · National Gallery of Athens
  • Pavlos Melas
    Pavlos Melas
    Georgios Jakobides
    1904
  • Q56706752
    Q56706752
    Georgios Jakobides
    1910
  • King George's Portrait
    King George's Portrait
    Georgios Jakobides
    1914
  • Portrait of Pavlos Melas
    Portrait of Pavlos Melas
    Georgios Jakobides
    1915
  • Portrait of Queen Olga of Greece (1851-1926)
    Portrait of Queen Olga of Greece (1851-1926)
    Georgios Jakobides
    1915
  • Portrait of Queen Sophia of Greece
    Portrait of Queen Sophia of Greece
    Georgios Jakobides
    1915 · Averoff Gallery
  • John F. Costopoulos
    John F. Costopoulos
    Georgios Jakobides
    1919
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