Giuseppe Maria Crespi (14 March 1665 – 16 July 1747)

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Santa Maria Magdalena.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, nicknamed The Spaniard, was an 

Italian Baroque painter and printmaker, one of the traditional 

great Old Masters of the period. He painted in different styles and

genres, mainly mythological and religious scenes, the life of 

peasants, as well as portraits.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, The Centaur Chiron and Achilles 1695-1697.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Jupiter Among the Corybantes c. 1730.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Aeneas, the Sibyl and Charon c. 1695-1705.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Woman Tuning a Lute 1700-1705.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Count Fulvio Grati.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Searcher for Fleas (The Flea Hunt).

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Ingenuity c. 1690.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Death of St. Joseph c. 1712.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Peasants with Donkeys 1709.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Jesus, Mary and Joseph in the Workshop.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, The 

Scullery Maid 1710-1715.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, The Sacrifice of Abraham.

Giuseppe Maria Crespi, Self-Portrait c. 1700.