Early Renaissance · Byzantine Empire · 1400–1457

Angelos Akotantos Paintings

Angelos Akotantos (1400–1457) was a Byzantine Empire painter associated with Early Renaissance. Angelos Akotantos (1400–1457) was a Byzantine Empire painter associated with the Early Renaissance. 15th-century icon-painter and hagiographer. Works by Angelos Akotantos hang in collections such as the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Hodegetria Monastery. Among the best-known works are Icon of the Mother of God and Infant Christ (Virgin Eleousa), Christ the Vine and Enthroned Saint Anne with the Virgin and Christ Child. Originals can be seen today at Cleveland Museum of Art, Hodegetria Monastery and Byzantine Museum of Zakynthos. ArtLogia offers 4 Angelos Akotantos paintings as 100% hand-painted oil reproductions on canvas, in any size and frame, with free worldwide shipping.