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- pintor greco afincado en España da época do final do Renacemento (gl)
- spanischer Maler griechischer Herkunft (1541–1614) (de)
- испанский художник XVI - XVII вв. (ru)
- चित्रकार, मूर्तिकार र स्पेनी पुरनर्जागरणको वास्तुशास्त्री (ne)
- Girit asıllı heykeltıraş, mimar ve ressam (1541-1614) (tr)
- Greek artist, painter, sculptor and architect, (1541–1614) (en)
- Hispaania renessansiajastu maalikunstnik, skulptor ja arhitekt (et)
- Grisya Ispaña jacha marka llimphiri (ay)
- Grisya Ispaña mama llaqtayuq llimphiq (qu)
- Moaler (stq)
- іспанський художник грецького походження (uk)
- Spaans kunstschilder (nl)
- স্পেনের চিত্রকর, ভাস্কর্যবিদ এবং স্থাপত্যবিদ (bn)
- ealaíontóir agus ailtire Gréagach 1541–1614 (ga)
- grekisk-spansk konstnär (sv)
- o nyɛla Spain yiliyiinda (dag)
- grčko-španski slikar (bs)
- görög származású, spanyol manierista festő (hu)
- pintor spaño (pap)
- malíř, sochař a architekt španělské renesance (cs)
- peintiwr, cerfiedydd a phensaer Sbaenig, a anwyd yng Nghreta (cy)
- peintre, sculpteur et architecte du XVIe siècle (fr)
- pintor grec del final del Renaixement (ca)
- pintor griego del final del Renacimiento (es)
- pintor griegu del final del Renacimientu (ast)
- pittore, scultore e architetto greco (it)
- spansk maler (da)
- spāņu gleznotājs, skulptors un arhitekts (lv)
- испански художник (bg)
- אמן ספרדי (iw)
- pictor, sculptor, atque architectus Renascentiae, qui ex Graecia ortus Hispaniam habitabat (la)
- kreetalaissyntyinen Espanjassa vaikuttanut taidemaalari (fi)
- grški slikar, kipar in arhitekt španske renesanse (1541–1614) (sl)
- spænskur málari, myndhöggvari og arkitekt, fæddur á Krít (1541–1614) (is)
- španjolski slikar i kipar (hr)
- malarz i rzeźbiarz hiszpański greckiego pochodzenia (pl)
- Έλληνας ζωγράφος της αναγέννησης (el)
- nghệ sĩ, họa sĩ, nhà điêu khắc và kiến trúc sư người Hy Lạp (1541-1614) (vi)
- pintor, escultor e arquiteto do renascimento espanhol (pt)
- معمار، نقاش، و مجسمهساز اسپانیایی (fa)
- ギリシャの画家 (1541-1614) (ja)
- грчки сликар, скулптор и архитекта (sr)
- peantair, snaidheadair agus ailtire Spàinnteach, a rugadh sa Chreit (gd)
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- "I hold the imitation of color to be the greatest difficulty of art." (en)
- "I would not be happy to see a beautiful, well-proportioned woman, no matter from which point of view, however extravagant, not only lose her beauty in order to, I would say, increase in size according to the law of vision, but no longer appear beautiful, and, in fact, become monstrous." (en)
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- Thanks to authors such as Meier-Graefe and groundbreaking modern artists like Picasso, Franz Marc, and Kandinsky, in less than fifty years El Greco was eventually proclaimed to be one of the greatest painters ever. (en)
- For Velasquez, so little disposed to be influenced by any other artist, however great, did not disdain to learn of El Greco. He occasionally borrowed from the latter's compositions, and meanwhile was permanently affected by El Greco's use of colour – his superb blacks and whites and his subtle tones of rose and blue. (en)
- El Greco's influence would be found in Goya's similar tendency to materialise the corporeal, not for itself, but as "the basis for the spiritual forces; he expressed this with identical sobriety and with the sensation of a distant being far removed from life and all it represents in the form of pleasure and sensualism. (en)
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