Guido Reni Prints – Sacred Figures, Gesture & Drapery

Guido Reni prints bring individual saints, close figure groups and dramatic actions into compositions shaped by light and coloured fabric. An upward gaze or extended hand can establish the subject within a restrained setting. Explore the collection alongside Christian art, Old Masters and figurative prints, from quiet devotion to more active encounters.

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Saint Sebastian by Guido Reni
From CHF 21.00
Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : The Penitent Magdalene
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Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Salome with Head of John the Baptist
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Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Saint Joseph and Christ Child
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Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Lucretia
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Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Saint Sebastian
From CHF 15.00
Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Saint James the Greater
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Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Michael Defeats Satan
From CHF 15.00
Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Joseph and Potiphar's Wife
From CHF 15.00
Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Christ with Cross
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Guido Reni Fine Art Figure Print : Baptism of Christ
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An upward gaze above gathered fabric

The Penitent Magdalene places the pale face and upper body against a warm, softly lit ground. Red and light-coloured cloth frame the figure, with a small cross visible beside the shoulder. The turned head gives the still pose a clear direction without requiring a crowded narrative around it.

Two figures connected at close range

Saint Joseph and Christ Child gathers the older figure and child within a compact arrangement of arms and coloured drapery. The child reaches towards the man’s face, making their shared gesture the centre of the image. The dark background keeps attention on the figures rather than a wider architectural setting.

A diagonal action within flowing cloth

Michael Defeats Satan sets the winged figure above a darker body, with the long weapon and extended limbs linking the upper and lower parts of the scene. Blue and red fabric move around the pale central form. The more forceful arrangement contrasts with the smaller gestures of the devotional groups.

Related artists and collections

Compare concentrated light in Caravaggio, dramatic movement in Peter Paul Rubens and quieter sacred encounters in Carl Bloch. The Christian art collection develops the saints and narratives, while Old Master prints extends the different uses of gesture, drapery and light within historical figure painting.

Read more in our guide to Guido Reni.