Pier Francesco Mola

Italian(1612–1666)

Works

Pier Francesco Mola (1612, 1666) was an Italian Baroque painter renowned for his poetic landscapes, mythological scenes, and religious compositions infused with warm, luminous color. Trained in Rome and influenced by the Venetian tradition through artists such as Guercino and Albano, he developed a distinctive style characterized by loose, expressive brushwork and a lyrical treatment of light. His works were highly sought after by Roman patrons and continue to appear regularly at major international auction houses.

Baroque Italian Child Portrait Pen and Ink Brown Red Doublet Figure Study Old Master Brown And Red Tones Mythological Subject Male Artist Classical

Portrait of a boy, head and shoulders, in a red doublet and white cap

Cupid with a bow and arrow

Artists in conversation