James Fardoulys b. 1900

Also known as Dimitrios Nikolois Fardoulys
  • Artist (Painter)
Naive painter James Fardoulys was born in Greece in 1900 and came to Australia in 1914. His work is held in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia, the Art Gallery of NSW and the Queensland Art Gallery.
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child of
Nikolois Fardoulys
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child of
Rosini Fardoulys
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parent of
Shirley Fardoulys
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relative of
Peter Sidney Fardoulys
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parent of
Dell Fardoulys
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spouse of
Gladys Elizabeth Mary Fardoulys
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associate of
Charles Callins
1900
Artist (Painter)
Fellow naive artist

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