„Christus vertreibt die Geldwechsler aus dem Tempel“ (ca. 1570) von El Greco – Handgemalte Ölgemälde-Reproduktion | Leinwandbild aus dem Dorf Dafen

Painted around 1570 during El Greco’s stay in Venice and Rome, Christ Driving the Money Changers from the Temple (also known as The Cleansing of the Temple) is one of El Greco’s (Domenikos Theotokopoulos) early masterpieces.

The painting captures the vivid Biblical event from the New Testament, where Jesus expels the merchants and money changers from the sacred temple. Showcasing the profound influence of Venetian masters Titian and Tintoretto alongside emerging Mannerist elements, the composition combines dramatic contrapposto poses, rich jewel tones, expressive gestures, and classical Italian architectural framing. In the lower-right corner, El Greco famously included homage portraits of masters Michelangelo, Titian, Raphael, and Giulio Clovio.

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• 100% Handbemalte Handwerkskunst: Individually hand-crafted by veteran artists in Dafen Ölmalerei Dorf using traditional brush-on-canvas oil techniques—never a flat digital print, giclée, or photo transfer.

• Museum-Quality Materials: Created with professional artist-grade oil colors on high-density, archival linen-cotton blended canvas for lasting color purity and depth.

• Authentic Texture & Depth: Genuine oil paint layers recreate El Greco’s subtle brushstrokes, expressive texture, and dramatic play of light that flat machine prints cannot replicate.

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