Giuseppe Maria Crespi

1665–1747 · Baroque

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, nicknamed Lo Spagnuolo, was an Italian late Baroque painter of the Bolognese School. His eclectic output includes religious paintings and portraits, but he is now most famous for his genre paintings.

37 paintings

• The Wedding at Cana (c. 1686)
• Woman Looking For Fleas (c. 1715)
• Christ fallen under the Cross (1737)
• Cupids Frollicking (1700)
• Singer at the Spinet with Admirers
• Bartolomeo Tolomeï au milieu des victimes de la peste noire à Sienne en 1348 (1735)
• Portrait of Benedict XIV (1740)
• Virgin with the Instruments of the Passion (1730)
• Hecube blinds Polymestor (1750)
• The Olymp
• La Sibylle de Cumes (1697)
• Bookshelves with music notes
• Ritratto di cardinale Tommaso Ruffo (1721)
• Démocrite et Héraclite (1730)
• Jesus, Mary and Joseph in the workshop (1740)
• The Sacrifice of Abraham (1690)
• The Mission (1710)
• Anthony the Abbot Kissing the Crucifix (1750)
• A Lady with a Dog (1695)
• Ingenuity (1690)
• Girl Holding a Dove (1724)
• The Pandurina Player (1705)
• The birth of Arkas or the birth of Adonis (?) (1722)
• Blessed Bernard Tolomei Interceding for the Cessation of the Plague in Siena (1735)
• Scene in the Cellar (1710)
• Self-portrait (1700)
• Genre Scene: Shepherd and Shepherdess (1730)
• Äneas, die Sibylle und Charon (1700)
• Achilles and Chiron (1696)
• Searching for Fleas (1720)
• Chancellor Florius Senesius (1735)
• Woman Playing a Lute (1700)
• Cupids Disarming Sleeping Nymphs (c. 1690/1705)
• Tarquin and Lucretia (c. 1695/1700)
• Portrait of Count Fulvio Grati (1720)
• Donna che lava i piatti (1725)
• Amor and Psyche (Crespiego) (1709)