Spyridon Ventouras

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Spyridon Ventouras
Born	1761 Lefkada, Greece
Died	1835 Lefkada, Greece
Nationality	Greek

Spyridon Ventouras (Greek: Σπυρίδων Βεντούρας) (Lefkada, 1761 – Lefkada, 1835) was a Greek painter representative of the Heptanese School.

Biography

Spyridon Ventouras was born in the island of Lefkada, in the Ionian Sea, at 1761 during that period the Ionian Islands were under the name of the Venetian republic. Ventouras studied painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia. He occupied mainly the position of a painter of Hagiography and Portraits.^[1] He passed away in home town Lefkafa at 1835.^[2]

Gallery

A scene from the life of John Chrysostom
A portrait of Ali Pasha of Ioannina.

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National	Germany

Biography

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