Hand-Painted Oil Painting Reproduction – Massacre of the Innocents by Guido Reni | Dafen Studio Fine Art

Bring Italian Baroque Drama and Classical Mastery to Your Space

Transform your interior, private gallery, or art collection with a museum-quality, 100% hand-painted oil painting reproduction of Le chef-d'œuvre monumental de Guido Reni, Massacre of the Innocents (1611). Painstakingly recreated layer-by-layer by senior artists at our Atelier du village de peinture à l'huile de Dafen, this canvas reproduction captures the intense emotional force, classical geometry, and luminous palette of the original work housed in the Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna.

À propos de l'œuvre et de son importance historique

Peint en 1611 upon Reni’s return to Bologna from Rome, Massacre of the Innocents stands as one of the definitive triumphs of 17th-century Italian Baroque art. The painting depicts the dramatic biblical narrative from the Gospel of Matthew, in which King Herod orders the execution of young male infants in Bethlehem.

Rather than presenting chaos, Reni organizes chaotic violence into a remarkably harmonious, triangular composition. By combining the raw emotional charge of Caravaggio with the noble idealization and compositional balance of Raphael, Reni creates a poignant contrast between terror and classical beauty. The tragic expressions of the mothers, the dynamic movement of the executioners, and the serene pair of angels descending from heaven with palms of martyrdom make this piece an absolute landmark of European fine art.

Caractéristiques techniques du produit

• Nom de l'artiste : Réinterprété dans le style de Guido Reni (1575-1642)

• Titre de l'œuvre : Massacre of the Innocents (Strage degli Innocenti)

• Date d'origine : 1611

• Mouvement artistique / Style : Baroque italien / Classicisme bolognais

• Genre : Religious Fine Art / Biblical History Painting

• Moyen : Peinture à l'huile de qualité professionnelle sur toile fine

• Savoir-faire : 100% Peint à la main (No digital prints, giclée overlays, or canvas transfers)

• Échelle d'origine : 268 x 170 cm (Original proportion ratio; custom residential and gallery dimensions available upon request)

• Current Location of Original: Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna, Italy