Gaspar Collection (#3)

DOMENECH I MONTANER, Lluis (1850-1923). Nav.s House. Chimney from the living room, decorated by Gaspar Homar i Mesquida

WITTEL, Gaspar van, also called Vanvitelli
" WITTEL, Gaspar van, also called " Vanvitelli" (1652-1736). The Tiberian Island in Rome. 1685. Dutch school. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. AUSTRIA. Vienna

CRAYER, Gaspar de (1584-1669). Portrait of Philip IV with a jester. Flemish art. Oil on canvas

GOYA Y LUCIENTES, Francisco de (1746-1828). Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos. 1787. Detail. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Oviedo. Fine Arts Museum of Asturias

Gaspar Cruciger - 2
CASPAR CRUCIGER German religious reformer Date: 1485 - 1558

Gaspar Cruciger - 1
CASPAR CRUCIGER German religious reformer Date: 1485 - 1558

Viola Da Gamba C16
Viola da Gamba made by Gaspar Duiffoprugear (1514-1570), a renowned Tyrolese instrument maker. Date: circa 1550

Gaspar Aselli
GASPAR ASELLI Italian surgeon from Cremona, practised in Milano, professor at Pavia : made important anatomical discoveries

G T Lestiboudois
GASPAR THEMISTOCLE LESTIBOUDOIS French medical and politician

Gaspar Contarini / Oval
GASPAR CONTARINI Italian cardinal and statesman

Gaspar Cassado / Postcard
GASPAR CASSADO Spanish cellist

Count of Olivares
GASPAR DE GUZMAN Y PIMENTAL Conde-duque de OLIVARES Spanish politician Prime minister to Philip IV (1621-43)

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Gaspar, a name that resonates through various realms of art and history. From the delicate strokes Netscher's brush in "The Lace Maker" to the enigmatic lens of G-F Tournachon Ka Nadar capturing timeless portraits, Gaspar emerges as an artist with diverse talents. Intriguingly, Gaspar Netscher also immortalized Lord Byron during his daily rides in Pisa and Genoa. The portrait from the 1820s showcases Byron's rugged charm, beautifully rendered by Netscher's skilled hand. But it is not just artists who bear this captivating name. Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos, a prominent figure in Spanish literature and politics during the late 18th century, left an indelible mark on society with his intellectual prowess. Meanwhile, Jose Aparicio Inglada paints "The Family Soliveres, " offering us a glimpse into their lives and relationships. This intimate portrayal captures the essence of familial bonds through Inglada's artistic vision. Beyond these artistic endeavors lies another facet of history associated with the name Gaspar. Portola deems recognition as a Spanish soldier whose actions shaped events during the 18th century. Even literature has its connection to this intriguing name - "Index et catalogus librorum prohibitorum (Index)" serves as a testament to censorship throughout time while highlighting books deemed forbidden by authorities. Traveling across continents brings us to Trinity in Newfoundland where we find traces amidst its landscapes. What stories lie hidden within those shores? Lastly, we encounter "The Adoration of Magi" painted by an unknown artist in 1624. Could it be that our mysterious painter bears this very same name? An unsolved puzzle waiting for discovery. From lace-making to political influence; from family portraits to forbidden books; from soldiers' bravery to religious devotion - all intertwined under one common thread, the name Gaspar.