Giovanni Battista Gaulli Collection

Giovanni Battista Gaulli, Italian painter
5893321 Giovanni Battista Gaulli, Italian painter.; (add.info.: Portrait of Giovanni Battista Gaulli, Italian artist working in the High Baroque and early Rococo periods 1639-1709)

Portrait of Pope Alexander VII, c1650. Creator: Giovanni Battista Gaulli Baciccio
Portrait of Pope Alexander VII, c1650

Alexander VII, 1599-1667, Pope, late 17th-early 18th century. Creator: Giovanni Battista Gaulli Baciccio
Alexander VII, 1599-1667, Pope, late 17th-early 18th century

The Death of St. Francis Xavier, c. 1750. Creator: Veronica Stern
The Death of St. Francis Xavier, c. 1750

The Virgin and Child Near a Basin; Le Vierge et l Enfant Pres d une Vasque
827612 The Virgin and Child Near a Basin; Le Vierge et l Enfant Pres d une Vasque, (black chalk, pen and brown ink) by Gaulli

Saint John the Baptist preaching to a crowd, ca. 1729. Creator: Francois Bernard Lepicie
Saint John the Baptist preaching to a crowd, ca. 1729

Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1670s. Creator: Giovanni Battista Gaulli Baciccio
Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1670s

Pope Clement X (1590-1676), ca. 1670-71. Creator: Giovanni Battista Gaulli Baciccio
Pope Clement X (1590-1676), ca. 1670-71

Christ Giving Host Holy Abbess 1690 Pen brown ink
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Prophets Patriarchs Saints Music Angels Glory
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Allegory Immaculate Conception 1639-1709 Pen
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Allegorical Figure Faith 1672 Pen brown ink brush
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Giovanni Battista Gaulli, also known as Baciccio, was an influential Italian Baroque painter of the 17th century. Known for his dynamic use of light and color, Gaulli's works span various genres including religious scenes, portraits, and allegorical figures. His masterpiece, "The Death of St. Francis Xavier," showcases his ability to evoke emotion and drama. Gaulli's portraits of Popes Clement X and his mother, as well as an unidentified woman, reveal his skill in capturing the essence of his subjects. His works "Saint John the Baptist preaching to a crowd" and "Christ Giving the Host to the Holy Abbess" demonstrate his religious devotion. Gaulli's allegorical figures, such as "Faith" and the "Immaculate Conception," showcase his ability to convey complex ideas through art. With a career spanning over four decades, Gaulli left a lasting impact on the Baroque art scene.