Lot and His Daughters — Fontainebleau School

Fontainebleau School, Lot and His Daughters 1500, 1599, interprets the unsettling Old Testament account of Lot and his daughters with the cultivated elegance associated with French Mannerism. Drawn from Genesis, the scene presents a morally complex biblical narrative shaped by survival, human frailty and consequence. Its refined courtly style contrasts with the gravity of the subject, encouraging sober reflection on temptation, judgement and the vulnerability of humanity. This museum-inspired reproduction brings the enigmatic devotional character of the Fontainebleau School into a contemplative interior. Printed as a premium matte fine-art print on 200 gsm paper, it preserves the work’s sophisticated historical presence and solemn scriptural resonance.

Our museum-quality fine art prints are produced on premium 200 gsm archival matte paper, with rich colour, exceptional detail and edge-to-edge artwork. Choose an unframed print or a premium wooden frame in natural wood or black, complete with protective shatterproof plexiglass and ready-to-hang fittings. Selected artworks may be carefully enhanced for print reproduction while preserving the character of the original masterpiece.