Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)
painting by Theodoros Poulakis
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Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)
Summary
Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) is an icon[1].
Key Facts
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) is the creator of Theodore Poulakis[2].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) is in the country of Greece[3].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s instance of is recorded as icon[4].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s instance of is recorded as painting[5].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s genre is religious art[6].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s depicts is recorded as Saint Spyridon[7].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s depicts is recorded as life story[8].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) is made of tempera[9].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) is made of gold leaf[10].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) is made of panel[11].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s collection is recorded as Benaki Museum[12].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s inventory number is recorded as ΓΕ 3009[13].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) took place at Athens[14].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s Commons category is recorded as Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)[15].
- 1671 marks the founding of Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)[16].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s official website is recorded as https://www.benaki.org/index.php?option=com_collectionitems&view=collectionitem&id=107617&Itemid=540&lang=en[17].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s title is recorded as Saint Spyridon[18].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s height is recorded as {'amount': '+56.2'}[19].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s height is recorded as {'amount': '+22.12'}[20].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s width is recorded as {'amount': '+45.2'}[21].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s width is recorded as {'amount': '+17.79'}[22].
- Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain[23].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) is the creator of Theodore Poulakis[2].
Publication
Saint Spyridon (Poulakis)'s genre is religious art[6].
Material and Period
Recorded made from material include tempera[9], gold leaf[10], and panel[11]. The location of Saint Spyridon (Poulakis) was Athens[14].