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Painted around 1597 as a ceremonial shield commissioned by Cardinal Francesco Maria del Monte for Grand Duke Ferdinando I de’ Medici, Caravaggio’s Medusa is an icon of Italian Baroque realism and theatrical drama. Depicting the exact moment of decapitation from Greek mythology, Caravaggio used his own facial features to capture raw horror and shock. With its vivid serpents, rich olive tones, and dramatic chiaroscuro, this masterwork introduces powerful classical storytelling and museum-grade prestige to contemporary and traditional interiors.
Studio Craftsmanship & Quality Highlights
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100% Hand-Painted Execution: Painstakingly painted stroke-by-stroke by senior studio artists in Dafen Village with deep expertise in Baroque glazing and skin texture techniques.
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Archival Linen Canvas: Crafted using artist-grade oil paints on premium heavyweight canvas to ensure permanent color fidelity and non-fading depth.
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Intricate Serpent & Flesh Detail: Exceptional detail given to the glossy snake scales, open mouth expression, and dramatic light-and-shadow reflections.
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Bespoke Customization: Available in classic square/round formats or customized dimensions tailored to your specific wall architecture.
Product Specifications
Feature Details Artwork Title Medusa (Scudo con testa di Medusa)
Artist Original Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, c. 1597)
Art Style Italian Baroque / Realism / Tenebrism
Production Method 100% Hand-Painted Oil Reproduction Medium Professional Oil Paint on Heavyweight Archival Canvas Orientation / Format Square / Round Shield Format Recommended Placement Private Art Gallery, Eclectic Lounge, Game Room, Statement Foyer Wall Shipping & Options Free Global Shipping | Rolled Canvas / Gallery Stretch Framing Available 
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raftsmanship & Quality Highlights









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