Caravaggio painting reproduction – Hand-painted Baroque copy

Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, master of chiaroscuro, revolutionized Baroque painting with his raw realism and dramatic light.
In my studio, I create hand-painted reproductions of his major works, preserving the intensity of his palette and the expressive power of his compositions. Each canvas is painted on commission, with the artisanal care of a faithful reproduction.

Works available as reproductions

• Bacchus

The god of wine portrayed with almost profane realism. In a hand-painted reproduction, this work captures Caravaggio’s daring vision of the sacred made flesh.

• The Cardsharps

A genre scene where tension and deceit are revealed in every gesture. The mastery of light transforms daily life into a moral parable.

• The Musicians

A group caught in a fragile moment between harmony and melancholy. The precision of detail and depth of chiaroscuro make the scene vibrantly alive.

• The Taking of Christ

A striking moment, frozen in the violent contrast between darkness and light. In a handcrafted reproduction, the dramatic tension of the scene regains its full intensity.

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Caravaggio's revolutionary chiaroscuro

With Caravaggio, light becomes a character in its own right. It cuts, dramatizes, and reveals the soul of bodies with an intensity that is both brutal and sublime. Caravaggio does not paint saints, he paints men.

Anecdotes and tumultuous stories

Caravaggio fled Rome after killing a man in a brawl. He painted on the run, from inn to monastery, leaving behind masterpieces as tormented as his life. He often used models from the lower classes—prostitutes, beggars, tavern boys—to embody sacred figures. Scandalous at the time, genius for posterity.

Caravaggio's echo in modern art

Works such as The Entombment, Supper at Emmaus, and The Death of the Virgin are still as moving as ever. They speak of flesh, doubt, and the sacred experienced through pain—all timeless themes. Today, Caravaggio speaks to our modern sensibilities because he shows faith as a struggle, not as a given.

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