Matthias Stom

Annunciation

Experience the dramatic chiaroscuro of Matthias Stom's Annunciation, a Baroque masterpiece capturing divine revelation in candlelight; discover this moody Italian Caravaggism today.

Matthias Stom

1640

Old Woman Praying

Experience dramatic chiaroscuro in Matthias Stom's Old Woman Praying, a masterpiece of Utrecht Caravaggism capturing solemn devotion from the 17th century; discover this evocative piece today.

The Adoration Of The Shepherds — Matthias Stom

Matthias Stom's 'The Adoration of the Shepherds' depicts Mary cradling Jesus amidst shepherds bathed in radiant light, embodying Baroque artistry and Caravaggist realism. Inspired by Gerard van Honthorst, it reflects Stomer’s journey through Rome and Sicily.

Matthias Stom

1640

Old Woman With A Candle

Matthias Stom

1630

Samson And Delilah

Matthias Stom's dramatic 'Samson and Delilah' (1630) captures the biblical tale of betrayal & loss with intense chiaroscuro, showcasing a poignant scene of vulnerability and consequence.

Matthias Stom

1640

Esau And Jacob

Matthias Stom's 'Esau and Jacob' (1640) is a dramatic Baroque painting depicting the biblical brothers, showcasing his mastery of chiaroscuro and realistic figures. Explore this captivating masterpiece!

Matthias Stom

1620

The Incredulity Of St Thomas

Matthias Stom’s ‘The Incredulity of Saint Thomas’ captures a dramatic Baroque moment with Jesus and doubting Thomas. This 1620 painting showcases Caravaggist influence, realism, and an enigmatic Dutch artist's masterful touch – discover this stunning reproduction.

Matthias Stom

1632

Deliverance Of Saint Peter From Prison

A dramatic moment of divine intervention unfolds in Matthias Stom's Deliverance of Saint Peter from Prison, a masterpiece of Utrecht Caravaggism featuring intense chiaroscuro that invites you to explore this Baroque treasure.

Matthias Stom

Saint John The Baptist

Matthias Stom

1637

Sarah Leading Hagar To Abraham

Dramatic chiaroscuro defines this powerful biblical scene by Matthias Stom, capturing the intense emotional encounter of Sarah, Hagar, and Abraham in a masterpiece of Utrecht Caravaggism available for your collection.