The works presented within this gallery are a carefully selected representation of the Bruno Giancotti collection.
Each piece has been chosen not only for its individual beauty but as a testament to the specific artistic period and refined aesthetic that defines our gallery’s identity.
These works serve as a window into a world where European traditions and American spirit converged to create something entirely unique.
The Divine Coronation: Virgin and Child, Andean Baroque School, 18th Century. Oil on hemp. A rare circular tondo composition encased in a monumental hand-carved gilded frame, representing the height of colonial devotional art.
The Sacred Thread: Virgen Hilandera Late Viceregal School, c. 1800s. Oil on linen.
Santiago Matamoros: The Triumphant Apostle Cusco School, c. 1800s. Oil on linen.
Christ at the Well, Italian School, 19th Century. Reverse Painting on Glass.
Traveler by the Bridge, European School, 19th Century. Oil on linen.
San Pablo de Tebas: The First Hermit Flemish-Romanist School, 17th Century. Oil on linen. A significant biblical narrative integrated into a vast, masterfully rendered landscape. This rare 1600s composition depicts St. Paul the Hermit in contemplation, housed in a monumental era-appropriate frame with intricate gilded carvings.
The Devotion of St. Helena Viceregal School, 18th Century. Oil on copper. A vibrant imperial portrait of St. Helena venerating the True Cross, distinguished by her royal crown and sumptuous vestments, set in a classic gold-leaf frame.
Mater Admirabilis Colonial Baroque, 18th Century. Oil on linen. Housed in its original gold-leaf frame.
The Virgin Coronation Cuzco School, dated 1816. Oil on linen. Housed in its original gold-leaf frame.
The Penitent Magdalene Viceregal School, 18th Century. Oil on linen.
The Immaculate Conception Mestizo Baroque School, 18th Century. Oil on linen.
Saint Francis in Ecstasy Viceregal School, 18th Century. Oil on linen. A devotional scene of St. Francis supported by angels, housed in a hand-carved wood frame with a stylized leaf motif.
Our Lady of Sorrows Colonial School, 18th Century. Oil on linen. A poignant devotional portrait, housed in an original hand-carved cherub frame.
The Penitent Magdalene Viceregal School, 18th Century. Oil on linen. A colonial devotional portrait, featuring her traditional iconography.
Saint Helena of Constantinople Colonial Baroque, 18th Century. Oil on linen. A devotional portrait presented in a masterful gold-leaf frame.
A curated Collection display featuring ornate 18th-century religious paintings in gilded frames alongside masterfully carved Baroque wooden furniture.
A Gallery corner feturing an arrangement of Spanish Colonial devotional art.
