Notable Greek painters active during the same period were Georgilas Maroulis, Ieremias Palladas and Theocharis Silvestros.

Finally, George Slaying the Dragon is part of the Provatorov Collection in Geneva.

Records exist regarding his family's financial matters on the island of Crete between 1620 and 1645.

His works parallel the Greek mannerisms prevalent at the time on the island of Crete.

His painting of the archangels is a demonstration of the superior craftsmanship prevalent on the island.

[5] The work offers a wide range of hidden symbols and meanings.