Gaspar Miguel de Berrío (c. 1706 – c.1762) 

• Gaspar Miguel de Berrío was a Bolivian painter.
• Born and active in Potosí, Viceroyalty of Peru, in Upper Peru, present-day Bolivia.
• He is cataloged as one of the main exponents of the School of Potosí, after Melchor Pérez de Holguín, of whom he would have been a disciple.
• De Berrío has about thirty paintings, such as: The panoramic view of Potosí, today in the museum of Charcas de Sucre, the Adorations of Shepherds and Kings, in the National Museum of La Paz, The Patronage of San José and others in the Museum of the National Mint.
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