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Reproductions - Storm on the Sea of Galilee

Product code: 49

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Canvas framed

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60х90сm - 37€

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The code: 17

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The code: 17
Material: Composite frame
Hue: Bronze
Width: 5.2 cm
Height: 5.2 cm
Price per linear meter (with robot): 25 €

The code: 18

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The code: 18
Material: Wooden frame
Hue: Gold
Width: 5.2 cm
Height: 5.2 cm
Price per linear meter (with robot): 25 €

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1.Print Quality!

1.Print Quality!

100% natural canvas
Thanks to printing on high-quality canvas, it ensures the accuracy of the image, the transitions of shades.
Safe ink!
We use only 100% ecological dyes from PROVEN MANUFACTURERS!

2. Wood Stretcher!

2. Wood Stretcher!

wooden stretcher
Thanks to printing on high-quality canvas, it ensures the accuracy of the image, the transitions of shades.
Safe ink!
We use only 100% ecological dyes from PROVEN MANUFACTURERS!

3. Fasteners. Lacquering!

3. Fasteners. Lacquering!

fasteners
Thanks to printing on high-quality canvas, it ensures the accuracy of the image, the transitions of shades.
Lacquering
We use only 100% ecological dyes from PROVEN MANUFACTURERS!

“Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee” is a painting by Rembrandt painted in 1633. In 1990, the painting was stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and its whereabouts are still unknown.

“Christ during a storm on the Sea of Galilee” is the only seascape painted by Rembrandt. The painting depicts one of the miracles of Jesus Christ - the taming of the storm that rose on the Sea of Galilee, when Jesus and his disciples were crossing it in a boat. The painting was painted after Rembrandt moved from Leiden to Amsterdam. The artist and critic Arnold Houbraken noted that he appreciated Rembrandt's works of this early period more. The work is not just an image of a biblical scene, but also a dramatic scene of an approaching shipwreck playing out before the viewer.

The painting was exhibited at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum; On March 18, several thieves dressed in police uniforms stole 13 works by famous artists from the museum. In addition to two paintings and one sketch of Rembrandt, Jan Vermeer's Concerto, works by Edouard Manet and Edgar Degas were stolen. On March 18, 2013, the FBI announced that the robbery was solved and that the paintings were stolen by an organized criminal group, but their whereabouts are currently unknown.

Canvas prints have become a popular choice for art enthusiasts seeking to adorn their living or working spaces with exquisite pieces of art. Whether you're looking for oil painting reproductions of renowned masterpieces or replica paintings that capture the essence of original works, canvas prints offer a versatile and affordable solution. These high-quality reproductions allow you to enjoy the beauty of art without the premium price tag. By displaying these paintings on the wall, you can transform any room into a captivating art gallery. Enhance your surroundings with the timeless charm of oil painting reproductions and let your walls tell a story of creativity and sophistication.

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Our paintings are created on cotton canvas with a wooden stretcher, ensuring durability and quality. If you wish, you can install decorative frame to complete the look. We guarantee reliable and fast delivery, as well as high quality of each work.

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