Gaspare Da Brescia
Artist, Painter, Sculpter. Born in Calabria in January 1955, he exhibited a clear inclination towards plastic arts from a very young age. Gaspare Da Brescia is a contemporary Italian painter and sculptor whose work captures the romance, elegance, and theatrical beauty of classical European art. Known for his richly layered mixed-media compositions, Da Brescia creates timeless scenes inspired by Venetian culture, mythology, and traditional Italian artistry.
Gaspare's Inspiration
Drawing heavily from the grandeur of the Venice Carnival, his work often features masked figures, gondoliers, Commedia dell’arte characters, and poetic still lifes rendered with dramatic texture and expressive color. His paintings evoke a sense of nostalgia and refinement, blending old-world influence with a distinctly contemporary artistic voice.
Mixed Media Artist
Working primarily in mixed media on paper, Da Brescia is recognized for his intricate layering techniques and atmospheric compositions. His pieces frequently combine painterly detail with sculptural texture, creating works that feel both intimate and theatrical. Many of his artworks are signed on the front and additionally countersigned and marked in Rome on the reverse, reflecting their authenticity and connection to Italian artistic tradition.
Available at LUX-O
Select original works by Gaspare Da Brescia are available to view and purchase through our showroom, where collectors can experience the depth, texture, and detail of his artwork in person. From dramatic Venetian Carnival scenes to elegant classical compositions, each piece offers a timeless statement for collectors and interior spaces alike.
GASPARE DA BRESCIA TRA TELE E SCULTURE PITAGORICHE
Regional Italian media feature highlighting Gaspare Da Brescia’s contemporary paintings and Pythagorean-inspired sculptures.
Cristo in Legno - opera di Gaspare da Brescia
Italian television feature presenting Gaspare Da Brescia’s paintings, sculptural works, and sacred art, including his wooden Christ sculpture displayed in the Cathedral of Isola Capo Rizzuto, Calabria.