
1665–1747 · Italian · 18 artworks
artist bio
Giuseppe Maria Crespi, also known as Lo Spagnuolo, was an Italian late Baroque painter of the Bolognese School. He is known for his genre paintings and religious works, and he significantly influenced the development of genre painting in Italy.

Bookshelves with Music Writings
1730

The Courted Singer

Scene in a Cellar
1715

Portrait of Count Fulvio Grati
1723

The Seven Sacraments - Communion
1712

Dice Players
1747

Virgin with the Instruments of the Passion
1730

Cardinal Prospero Lambertini
1740

Portrait of a Lady

The Seven Sacraments - Confession
1712

The Seven Sacraments - Confirmation
1712

Interior with a Family of Peasants
1709

Girl Holding a Dove
1700

The Kitchenmaid
1725

The Sibyl of Cumes
1700

Chancellor Florius Senesius
1740

Death of Saint Joseph
1712

The Blessed Bernardo Tolomeo's Intercession for the End of the Plague in Siena
1735