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Sandro Botticelli Oil Painting Reproductions
Windblown hair, flowing fabric and finely drawn hands give Botticelli’s figures their distinctive rhythm. The collection brings together mythological scenes, devotional subjects and the seated figure of Fortitude. Our Sandro Botticelli oil painting reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order. Compare the compositions below, or ask for advice on size and framing.
Collection instruction
Select a painting for sizes, prices and full details. The Birth of Venus and Primavera were painted in tempera; our reproductions use oils on canvas.
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Choosing your Botticelli painting
The Birth of Venus sets its figures against an open, pale seascape; Primavera places them in a dense grove above a flower-covered foreground. Both are broad compositions, but Primavera has more figures, gestures and botanical details to take in.
For an upright space, compare the standing pair in Pallas and the Centaur with Fortitude’s seated figure and rich fabrics. Annunciation Cestello draws the eye towards hands reaching across its central space; Adoration of the Magi Uffizi is a crowded gathering. When choosing replica oil paintings of these more elaborate scenes, allow enough scale for small faces and fine lines to remain readable.
Size and framing
Preserve the full composition and its proportions. The wide mythologies need a suitable stretch of wall; upright works offer a different balance. Allow for the frame when measuring, and choose a listed size or ask for an alternative quotation.
Our frame mouldings are handmade to order, with your chosen colour finish. Antique gold and silver, contemporary neutrals and actual Farrow & Ball shades are available. We can help shortlist a moulding and finish that work with the painting’s fine detail and your room.
After we have discussed suitable sizes and prices, a free room mock-up can help you judge the painting’s scale and position in its intended setting.
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About Sandro Botticelli
Florentine Renaissance painter, c.1445–1510
Sandro Botticelli gave line an extraordinary expressive role. The curve of a neck, the fall of a sleeve and the strands of windblown hair carry movement through his paintings. His figures often have an air of stillness even as their clothes and gestures animate the scene, creating a distinctive tension between poise and motion.
Working mainly in fifteenth-century Florence, Botticelli trained with Fra Filippo Lippi and established his own workshop by 1470. He painted devotional images and altarpieces alongside ambitious mythological subjects for patrons connected with the Medici. His reputation also brought him to Rome in 1481 to work on the walls of the Sistine Chapel.
The Birth of Venus and Primavera reflect the Florentine interest in classical mythology, though the precise meaning of Primavera remains open to interpretation. In one, the goddess arrives at the shore; in the other, figures occupy an intricately planted grove. These paintings invite attention to their whole design: the spacing of bodies, the repeated curves and the fine particulars of flowers, hair and fabric.
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For a work not shown here, send its title or a reference image, your preferred size and delivery location. We will assess the reference and prepare a quotation.
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