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the-evil-clergyman · 5 months
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Dance of the Nymphs by Nikolaos Gyzis (19th Century)
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oldpaintings · 11 months
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Nikolaos Gyzis (Greek, 1842–1901)
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psikonauti · 11 months
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Νικόλαος Γύζης (Nikolaos Gyzis) (Greek,1842-1900)
Αλληγορία της ζωγραφικής (Allegory of painting), 1890
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venustapolis · 7 days
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Behold the Celestial Bridegroom Cometh (Nikolaos Gyzis, 1895)
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random-brushstrokes · 10 months
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Nikolaos Gyzis - Test of patience (1880)
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anouri · 1 year
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i know your soul is not tainted, even though you’ve been told so
nikolaos gyris // the 1975 // andrei tarkovsky // richard siken // caravaggio // traci brimhall // the 1975 // anne sexton // marie howe // eliran kantor // ghost
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wordsmithic · 11 months
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"The Soulmother", Nikolaos Gyzis - 1883
A psychomana ("ψυχομάνα", lit. soul mother) in Hellenic/Greek is the term traditionally used for surrogate mothers and wetnurses. There are two theories for what this painting depicts.
The first wants the mother in black to be the biological mother of the child, who envies the other woman for the milk she offers to her child. The basket shows that this woman came for a while, just enough for the child to be fed.
The second theory speculates that the mother of the black-clad child is dead, probably because of childbirth. The child and the woman who brought it are both dressed in black for mourning. Perhaps the woman on the left is the deceased mother's sister. The soulmother will be nursing the child from now on. The feeling of envy could still be present in the black-clad woman. Perhaps she would like to nurse the child her sister left behind but she is unable to offer as much.
Personally, I think the second theory is closer to the artist's intent. In our tradition, it's not appropriate for a child so young to be dressed in black. So if someone dressed the kid like this, it would be for the mother's funeral.
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Nikolaos Gyzis - Psyché, 1893.
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lightthereis · 1 year
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Nikolaos Gyzis - Archangel (Γύζης Νικόλαος-Αρχάγγελος)
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arinewman7 · 1 year
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Young Girl Kneeling on a Chair
Nikolaos Gyzis
oil on canvas laid down on board
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The spider Nikolaos Gyzis, 1884
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the-evil-clergyman · 1 year
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The Spider by Nikolaos Gyzis (1884)
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lionofchaeronea · 2 years
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Historia, Nikolaos Gyzis, 1892
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psikonauti · 3 months
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Νικόλαος Γύζης (Nikolaos Gyzis) (Greek,1842-1901)
Γιάντες (Wishbone), 1879
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joacomaduro · 10 months
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Grandfather and Grandson by Nikolaos Gyzis (1842-1901)
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random-brushstrokes · 10 months
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Nikolaos Gyzis - Dance Of The Nymphs (n.d.)
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