Caravaggio Collection

Shop Caravaggio art by product type

This collection applies Caravaggio’s paintings to bags, clothing, floor decor and canvas wall art. Handbags, hoodies, floor mats and jackets form the broadest current product groups, followed by T-shirts, canvas formats, sweaters, dresses, rugs, shirts and shorts.

Caravaggio bags and accessories

The bag selection includes tote bags, shoulder bags and handbags featuring individual figures, portraits and larger sections of Caravaggio’s compositions. Because the front, back and side panels may use different crops, inspect the complete product gallery before ordering. Browse more formats in the Art Bags Collection.

Caravaggio clothing

The clothing range includes hoodies, jackets, T-shirts, sweaters, dresses, skirts, shirts, Hawaiian shirts, cycling jerseys and shorts. Seams, sleeves, collars, fastenings and separate garment panels can divide or reposition the artwork. Explore related categories through All Women’s Art Clothing and All Men’s Art Clothing.

Floor mats and rugs

Floor mats and rugs adapt Caravaggio’s predominantly vertical and rectangular paintings to horizontal floor formats. The resulting design may focus on one figure or crop part of the original scene. Compare the dimensions and product images in the Art Rugs & Floor Mats collection.

Caravaggio canvas wall art

Selected paintings are available in canvas and multi-panel wall-art formats. Check the individual product page for dimensions, panel configuration, mounting method and current format options. Browse additional artwork in Canvas Paintings.

Caravaggio paintings represented in the collection

Medusa

Caravaggio painted Medusa on a ceremonial shield rather than a conventional rectangular canvas. Products based on the work may preserve its circular composition or place the central head against a differently shaped product area.

David with the Head of Goliath

David with the Head of Goliath uses a dark background and concentrated light to isolate David and the severed head. The composition appears across clothing, bags and home products, with the crop changing according to the available print area.

Judith Beheading Holofernes

Judith Beheading Holofernes captures the central action through strong gestures, directional light and a dark surrounding space. Review each product image to see whether the complete group or a closer crop of Judith and Holofernes is used.

The Calling of Saint Matthew

The Calling of Saint Matthew presents several figures inside a dark interior, with light and gesture directing attention towards Matthew. Wider products can preserve more of the group, while clothing and bags may use only part of the scene.

Narcissus

Narcissus, traditionally attributed to Caravaggio, shows the figure bending towards his reflection. Its compact composition and dark background can be adapted to clothing, bags and rectangular home products with less fragmentation than larger narrative scenes.

Saint Jerome Writing and The Supper at Emmaus

The collection also includes products based on Saint Jerome Writing and The Supper at Emmaus. Both paintings use directed light and concentrated gestures, but their horizontal and vertical compositions produce different crops across garments and home products.

How to choose a Caravaggio product

• Choose the painting: compare mythological subjects, biblical narratives, portraits and darker late works.
• Check the artwork crop: the same painting may be adapted differently for a bag, hoodie, floor mat or canvas.
• Review the construction: materials, fabric weight, lining, pockets, closures and print methods vary by product.
• Use product-specific measurements: clothing sizes and wall-art or floor-decor dimensions are not interchangeable.
• Inspect every image: confirm the front, back, seams, orientation and placement of the artwork before ordering.

About Caravaggio and chiaroscuro

Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio was born in 1571 and died in 1610. His paintings are known for naturalistic figures, tightly organized scenes and dramatic lighting that directs attention towards significant faces, hands and actions.

Chiaroscuro means the use of contrasting light and dark to model forms and organize a composition. Caravaggio often intensified that contrast by placing illuminated figures against deep shadow, creating the theatrical effect associated with many of his paintings.

His naturalism and lighting influenced painters throughout seventeenth-century Europe. However, works by Caravaggio’s followers should not automatically be presented as paintings by Caravaggio himself.

Explore our Caravaggio guides

• The complete chronicle of Baroque painting
• The Cardsharps by Caravaggio

Before ordering

• Check the exact artist and artwork named in the product title.
• Review the product-specific material, construction, measurements and care instructions.
• Confirm the artwork crop and placement using all available product images.
• For canvas wall art, check the dimensions, panel arrangement and mounting details.
• Read our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy.