Plenty of places will sell you a copy of a famous painting. Very few of them paint it. Here is what actually changes when you order from us.
Every painting we sell is reproduced in oils on linen canvas by hand. Nothing in our collection is printed, and we do not offer a printed option, because a print and a painting are not the same product. If you want the detail of why that matters when the piece is on your wall, we set it out in the art reproduction difference.
Your painting is done by a single artist who specialises in that style, not passed along a line. Our artists have graduated from art colleges and most of them have more than fifteen years of professional experience behind them. You can read more about who paints and what they paint on in our artists and materials, and how the work is done in how we do it.
Because each piece is painted rather than pulled off a shelf, the size is a choice rather than a constraint. Each painting lists the sizes we paint it at most often, and if the size you need is not there we will quote for it. We also stretch and frame, so the canvas arrives ready to hang instead of rolled in a tube. See our stretching service and how to order.
There are 1,099 paintings here by 91 artists, from 225 galleries and museums. So we built more than one way in: by artist, by gallery or museum, and by art movement. If you remember where you saw a painting but not what it was called, start from the gallery.
We are not limited to paintings that already exist. Send us a photograph and we will paint from it, whether that is a person, a house, a dog or a horse. See portraits from photos or commission a painting.
We are in London and we answer between 9am and 6pm, any day of the week, on +44 (0)20 8354 1818. If you would rather write, it is info@fabulousmasterpieces.co.uk. Delivery is free worldwide, whatever you order and wherever you are.
Open any of these and zoom in. What you are looking at is paint on canvas, not ink on a surface.
Describe the painting, the size and where it is going, and we will tell you what it takes and what it costs. No obligation either way.







