Micco Spadaro Collection

Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well;Abraham's Servant (Eliezer) Meets Rebecca at the Well, 1627-1679. Earlier ascribed to Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione (1616-1670)

Harpies Attacking Aeneas and His Companions, n.d. Creator: Domenico Gargiulo
Harpies Attacking Aeneas and His Companions, n.d

Venus and Adonis, n.d. Creator: Domenico Gargiulo
Venus and Adonis, n.d

Landscape with Rock and Fortress, c. 1640 / 50. Creator: Domenico Gargiulo
Landscape with Rock and Fortress, c. 1640/50

Abraham Sacrifice Isaac 1609 / 10-?1675 Pen brown ink
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Nude Female Riding Triton Back 1612-75 Pen
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Baptism Christ recto Kneeling Figure Landscape
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Standing Draped Female Figure 1612-75 Pen brown ink
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Charioteer 1609 / 10-?1675 Pen brown ink 5-13 / 16 x 5-7 / 16
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Male Figure Running recto Three Pen Studies Heads
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Two Standing Men 1609 / 10-?1675 Pen brown ink
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Unidentified Subject Scene Martyrdom ? 1609 / 10-?1675
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Figure Studies Two Standing Seated Men 1609 / 10-?1675
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Studies Group Seated Figures Flying Figure 1612-75
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Reclining River God Goat Head Studies Heraldic Emblems
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Standing Figure Figures Bending 1612-75 Pen
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Two Nude Male Figures Seated Reclining 1609 / 10-?1675
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God Father Appearing Kneeling Figure 1612-75
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Crouching Man Defecating Standing Urinating 1612-75
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Standing Nude Putto Study Helmeted Head 1609 / 10-?1675
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Virgin Child Appearing Saint Paul 1612-75 Pen
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Seated Figure Receiving Object Presented Smaller Figure
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Saint Benedict Orders Destruction Idols Montecassino
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Micco Spadaro: A Tale of Artistic Brilliance and Historical Significance Domenico Gargiulo, known as Micco Spadaro, was a renowned Italian artist whose works continue to captivate art enthusiasts even today. Born in the early 17th century, his artistic prowess is evident in various masterpieces that have stood the test of time. One such masterpiece is "Landscape with Rock and Fortress, " created around 1640-50. This painting showcases Spadaro's ability to capture nature's beauty while incorporating architectural elements seamlessly. The intricate details transport viewers into a serene world where rocks and fortresses coexist harmoniously. Another notable work by the "Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence. " This painting vividly depicts the intense emotions surrounding this religious event, showcasing his mastery in capturing human expressions. Through bold brushstrokes and meticulous attention to detail, he brings forth the agony and devotion of Saint Lawrence's sacrifice. During the plague outbreak in Naples in 1656, Micco Spadaro portrayed scenes from Market Square (Largo Mercatello). His artwork serves as a haunting reminder of those dark times when death loomed over every corner. With each stroke of his brush, he immortalizes the resilience and suffering endured by countless individuals during this devastating period. Spadaro's versatility shines through his diverse subject matter. In "Abraham Sacrifice Isaac, " he explores biblical narratives with pen brown ink strokes that convey both tenderness and tension within this iconic story. Similarly, "Nude Female Riding Triton Back" showcases his skillful rendering of mythological figures intertwined with sensuality and grace. "Baptism Christ recto Kneeling Figure Landscape" reveals another facet of Micco Spadaro's talent – his ability to create dynamic compositions that blend religious themes with captivating landscapes. Here we witness not only Christ's baptism but also the harmony between nature and spirituality.