The 25 artworks by Nicolas Poussin our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
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Nicolas Poussin · 1594 – 1665
Discover Nicolas Poussin’s ‘A Roman Road’! A classical Baroque landscape masterpiece featuring earthy tones & serene beauty. Perfect for art lovers & collectors.
Explore Nicolas Poussin’s ‘The Adoration of the Golden Calf’! A Baroque masterpiece brimming with symbolism & drama. Discover its rich history, technique & timeless appeal.
Nicolas Poussin's St Cecilia is a masterful baroque painting housed at Museo del Prado, depicting St. Cecilia playing the organ amidst classical columns and children – a testament to his artistic legacy.
1648 · Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg · original 150 x 199 cm
Nicolas Poussin's Landscape with Polyphemus (1648) blends mythological themes with serene landscapes at The Hermitage Museum, showcasing classical style and masterful composition.
Nicolas Poussin's 'Et in Arcadia Ego' (1637) blends classical and contemporary themes, depicting shepherds contemplating a tomb & the inevitability of death within idyllic Arcadia. A masterpiece of Baroque art.
"Selene and Endymion," by Nicolas Poussin (1630), showcases classical mythology with serene beauty—a masterpiece housed at Detroit Institute of Arts, influenced by Raphael & celebrated for its balanced composition."
Discover Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665), a master of French Baroque painting. Explore his classical compositions, historical scenes & serene landscapes – influencing artists like David & Cézanne. #Poussin #BaroqueArt
Nicolas Poussin's "The Miracle of St. Francis Xavier" (1641) depicts a pivotal moment in the saint’s life, showcasing faith & spirituality through classicism. Explore this Louvre masterpiece and Poussin’s legacy.
Explore Nicolas Poussin’s ‘Landscape with Orpheus & Eurydice’! A stunning 1650 Baroque masterpiece depicting a poignant myth. Discover its classical style and rich details at the Louvre.
Nicolas Poussin's 'Mars and Venus,' completed in 1628, embodies Neoclassical ideals with its harmonious landscape and luminous chiaroscuro technique. Inspired by Greco-Roman antiquity and Venetian masters, this MFA Boston artwork portrays Mars and Venus’s allegorical romance amidst a tranquil setting, symbolizing love conquering war. Explore iconic mythological painting at WikiArt.org.
Experience Nicolas Poussin's 'Dance to the Music of Time,' a captivating masterpiece depicting four figures embodying life’s stages, set against a serene landscape. A timeless exploration of human existence.
Explore Nicolas Poussin's 'The Inspiration of the Poet,' a stunning 1630 oil painting from the Louvre, depicting Apollo and a poet. Discover its classical beauty & historical context.
Explore Nicolas Poussin's "Victory of Joshua over the Amorites" (1625). This Baroque masterpiece features a dynamic battle scene, dramatic chiaroscuro, and classical figures. A stunning hand-painted reproduction for art lovers & collectors.
Explore Nicolas Poussin’s ‘St. Cecilia,’ a Baroque masterpiece depicting Mary & Jesus amidst angelic music & Roman architecture. Oil on canvas, 1628. #Poussin #BaroqueArt
Nicolas Poussin’s "Sleeping Venus" – a Baroque masterpiece! Explore this sensual myth, rich colors & masterful technique. Discover art history at Kunsthaus Zürich.
Nicolas Poussin's 'Martyrdom of St Erasmus' depicts a poignant scene of faith and suffering. Explore the drama, classical elements, and historical context of this iconic masterpiece from the Vatican Pinacoteca.
Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665) was a French Baroque painter renowned for his masterful blend of classical ideals with religious themes. His formative years in Le Havre instilled a deep appreciation for artistic tradition, culminating in a transformative journey to Rome where he embraced the influence of antiquity and established himself as one of the foremost artists of his era.
