Luca Ferrari
1605 – 1654
Luca Ferrari (called Luca da Reggio), Italian painter. The sources maintain that he was a pupil of Guido Reni, but to judge from the style of his earliest surviving works - the Miracle of Giovanni Francesco Vincenzo and the Miracle of Laura di Correggio (both c. 1626-27; Reggio Emilia, Madonna della Ghiara) - which show no hint of Reni's influence, he was more likely to have trained in his home town alongside the artists Leonello Spada, Alessandro Tiarini and Carlo Bononi, who in the 1610s and 1620s were decorating the basilica of the Madonna della Ghiara.
14 artworks in collection
Locations
Works

Lycaon Consecrating the Dagger of Apollo (detail)
Villa Selvatico Emo Capodilista, Battaglia Terme1650
The Victory of Antenor over Valesius, King of the Illyrians
Villa Selvatico Emo Capodilista, Battaglia Terme1650
The Victory of Antenor over Valesius, King of the Illyrians (detail)
Villa Selvatico Emo Capodilista, Battaglia Terme1650
Study of a Woman
Private collection1650








