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Caravaggio Oil Painting Reproductions
A hand reaching across a table, a concealed card and a face caught in light make Caravaggio’s scenes feel close at hand. Our Caravaggio oil painting reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order. Browse religious narratives, figure groups and still life, with personal advice on the composition, size and framing you choose.
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Choosing your Caravaggio painting
Compare the two Supper at Emmaus paintings carefully. The London version opens out through emphatic gestures and a table laden with food; the Milan version draws the figures into a quieter, darker gathering. The Cardsharps relies on exchanged glances and a hidden card, while The Calling of Saint Matthew makes a beam of light part of the story.
For replica oil paintings with fewer figures, Bacchus combines a single seated subject with fruit and wine. Basket of Fruit gives leaves and ripening surfaces the whole stage against a pale background. The Musicians brings bodies and instruments close together. Look at the balance of illuminated forms and surrounding space, as well as the subject.
Size and framing
A broad Supper at Emmaus and an upright Entombment need different wall shapes. Fine art reproductions of these scenes benefit from enough scale for faces, hands and smaller objects to remain clear. We can advise on listed sizes or quote for an alternative while retaining the full composition and its proportions.
Our frames are handmade to order. A restrained frame moulding can keep attention on the scene; a more substantial profile can give a large narrative painting additional presence. We can help shortlist the moulding and colour finish, including antique gold or silver, contemporary painted options and actual Farrow & Ball shades.
After suitable sizes and prices have been discussed, our free room mock-up can help you compare the painting’s scale and framing on your own wall.
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About Caravaggio
Italian Baroque painter, 1571–1610
Caravaggio turns recognition, deception and grief into events unfolding close to the viewer. Hands cross the foreground, bodies press towards the picture’s edge and light singles out a face or gesture. His figures have physical weight and individual character, bringing sacred narratives into an immediate human world rather than an idealised distance.
Michelangelo Merisi took his familiar name from his family’s Lombard hometown. In Rome, pictures of card players, musicians and fruit attracted patrons, including Cardinal Francesco Maria del Monte. The Calling and Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, unveiled in the Contarelli Chapel in 1600, established his public reputation. Working from posed models, he gave ordinary appearances and concentrated action a central role in ambitious religious painting.
After leaving Rome in 1606, he worked in Naples, Malta and Sicily. His later paintings could become more restrained in colour and gesture, as the Milan Supper at Emmaus shows beside the London version. His combination of observed bodies, dramatic illumination and compelling narrative influenced painters across Europe, although those followers developed their own interpretations of his approach.
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If you are looking for a Caravaggio painting 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, with advice on size and framing.
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