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Annunciationby El Greco
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Annunciation 1596-1600by El Greco
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Virgin Maryby El Greco
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Fabula, c. 1600by El Greco
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Nobleman with his Hand on his Chest, c. 1577-1584by El Greco
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Last Supperby El Greco
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Saint Martin and the Begger 1597-99by El Greco
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St. Jeromeby El Greco
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Christ Driving the Traders from the Temple, c.1600by El Greco
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St. Lukeby El Greco
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Adoration of the Shepherdsby El Greco
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St. Louis and his Pageby El Greco
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Agony in the Gardenby El Greco
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Disrobing of Christby El Greco
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Face of the Christby El Greco
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Disrobing of Christby El Greco
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Adoration of the Name of Jesus, c.1578by El Greco
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Martyrdom of St. Mauriceby El Greco
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Adoration of the Magiby El Greco
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Virgin and Child with SS. Anne and Josephby El Greco
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Annunciation IIby El Greco
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St.Veronica with the Holy Shroudby El Greco
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St.Dominic of Guzmanby El Greco
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Holy Family with St.Elizabethby El Greco
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St.James the Greaterby El Greco
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St John the Evangelist and St. John the Baptistby El Greco
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Martyrdom of St. Mauriceby El Greco
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Adoration of the Name of Jesusby El Greco
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Tears of St Peterby El Greco
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Portrait of Cardinal Juan de Taveraby El Greco
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Coronation of the Virginby El Greco
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Christ in the Garden of Olivesby El Greco
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Crucifixionby El Greco
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Holy Familyby El Greco
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Christ Blessingby El Greco
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Burial of Count Orgazby El Greco
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El Greco (c. 1541–1614), born Domenikos Theotokopoulos, was as Spanish painter, Architect, and Sculptor, whose works became definitive of the Spanish Renaissance. He was born in Crete, in the Republic of Venice. When he was around his mid 20s, El Greco studied painting under Titian, who was a respected painter of that time. He later moved to Toledo, Spain, at the age of 35 and continued creating art. The artistic works he created in Spain somehow became the benchmarks of Cubism and Expressionism. His creative pieces were widely criticized for depicting elongated and seemingly troubled figures that were often religiously inclined. However, these paintings earned him respect several years later.
In 1572, he established a studio in Rome, but it wasn't successful. He fired some criticism at Michelangelo's artistic capabilities, leading to widespread disdain and criticism against him by the Roman art fraternity. In 1576, El Greco decided to leave Rome for Spain.
He settled in Toledo, Spain, where he created several masterpieces and landed several high profile jobs. His first high profile job was offered by Diego de Castilla who was Toledo Cathedral's dean. That led another commissioning from the dean, for "The Disrobing of Christ" (1579). That however marked the last work he did for the dean due to the fee he demanded. His career in Toledo became quite successful regardless. His 1597 art "View of Toledo" is regarded as the very first landscape in Spanish artwork. That's also believed to be his only landscape art that's still available in its original.
El Greco’s works influenced Picasso's artistic life. Besides his art inspiring later painters, they also inspired people who weren't painters such as Nikos Kazantzakis and Rainer Maria Rilke, who were both writers. Even with all the great works, his fame didn't match his abilities, and was only recognized 250 years later as a true master.
Laminated, prints and Framed El Greco art still sell today and are found in museums, collections, and galleries.