Demetrios Nomikos
Demetrios Nomikos | |
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The Sermon of the Prophet Isaiah | |
| Born | 1680 Zakynthos, Greece |
| Died | 1750 (aged 69–70) Zakynthos, Greece |
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| Movement | Heptanese school |
Demetrios Nomikos (Greek: Δημήτριος Νομικός; 1680–1750) was a Greek painter, goldsmith, and priest. He shared the same last name with other famous Greek painters. Georgios Nomikos, Demetrios Nomikos and his brother Nicholas Nomikos. He is one of the early representatives of the Heptanese school of painting. He was active during the Greek Baroque and Rococo. He worked with notable Greek painter Antonios Notaras. Konstantinos Kontarinis, Stylianos Stavrakis and Nikolaos Kallergis were active on the same islands around the same period. Nomikos was a master gilder. According to the Institute of Neohellenic Research, five of his works survived. His most notable works are at the Loverdos Museum.