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Clemente Spera

Italian painter (1661-1742)

Born in Novara. Died in Milan.

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A life in paintings

Born 166111 dated paintingsDied 1742

15 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Mythological Figures among Ruins
    Mythological Figures among Ruins
    Alessandro Magnasco and Clemente Spera
    1690s · Blanton Museum of Art
  • Ruins with Figures
    Ruins with Figures
    Clemente Spera
    1700–1742
  • Architectural capriccio
    Architectural capriccio
    Clemente Spera
    1700s
  • Christ and the adulteress
    Christ and the adulteress
    Alessandro Magnasco and Clemente Spera
    1700–1715
  • Antique ruins with figures
    Antique ruins with figures
    Clemente Spera and Sebastiano Ricci
    1700–1742
  • A saint giving alms at a church door
    A saint giving alms at a church door
    Alessandro Magnasco and Clemente Spera
    1700s
  • An architectural capriccio with Christ giving the keys to Peter
    An architectural capriccio with Christ giving the keys to Peter
    Clemente Spera
    18th century
  • Bacchanalia
    Bacchanalia
    Alessandro Magnasco and Clemente Spera
    1710s · Hermitage Museum
  • Banditti at Rest
    Banditti at Rest
    Alessandro Magnasco and Clemente Spera
    1711–1720 · Hermitage Museum
  • Bacchanal
    Bacchanal
    Alessandro Magnasco and Clemente Spera
    1720s · Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
  • Mediterranean port with castle in ruins, ships and figures
    Mediterranean port with castle in ruins, ships and figures
    Clemente Spera
  • A Capriccio of Ruins with Peasants
    A Capriccio of Ruins with Peasants
    Clemente Spera
  • Landscape with architecture and figures
    Landscape with architecture and figures
    possibly by · Possibly by Clemente Spera
    · Palazzo Chiericati Art Gallery
  • Mediterranean port with high, ruinous and overgrown archway, round tower and aquaduct in the background
    Mediterranean port with high, ruinous and overgrown archway, round tower and aquaduct in the background
    Clemente Spera
  • TImage under copyright
    The Raising of Lazarus
    Alessandro Magnasco and Clemente Spera
    1730s · Civic museum of Crema
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