Gaspare Traversi

1722–1770 · Rococo

Gaspare Traversi was an Italian Rococo painter best known for his genre works. Active mostly in his native city of Naples, he also painted throughout the Italian peninsula, including a stay in Parma.

26 paintings

• Beggar curled up (1752)
• The Merry Company (1760)
• Portrait of a cardinal (1750)
• The Seduction (1752)
• The Proposal (1750)
• Portrait of a lady, half-length, in a golden dress with a blue fur-lined wrap
• A peasant family
• A concert
• Die Ermordung Amnons beim Gastmahl Absaloms (1752)
• An old beggar, lying down, his hand reaching out
• The Fortune Teller (1760)
• Portrait of a Young Musician Playing a Flute
• The Mandolin Player (1800)
• Etude pour le portrait d'un moine (1800)
• La Séance de portrait
• Teasing a Sleeping Girl (1760)
• Salome and the head of St. John the Baptist (1760)
• Job mocked by his wife (1701)
• Self-portrait (1750)
• The Concert (1760)
• Gaspare Traversi (Casa-Museu Pinacoteca Braamcamp Freire) (1700)
• The Sitting (1754)
• The Brawl (1754)
• Saint Margaret of Cortona (ca. 1758)
• Teasing a Sleeping Girl (ca. 1760)
• The Arts: Drawing (1757)