The 24 artworks by Alessandro Algardi 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 · 24 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
Linen canvas · Certificate of authenticity · Delivered worldwide
Alessandro Algardi · 1598 – 1654
Experience the serene repose of Alessandro Algardi's marble sculpture, Sleep, a masterpiece of Roman Baroque artistry from 1635; discover this timeless piece for your collection.
Explore Alessandro Algardi's monumental sculpture 'The Meeting of Leo I and Attila,' a Baroque masterpiece depicting the papal encounter with Attila the Hun, showcasing intricate detail and dramatic lighting.
Alessandro Algardi’s St Philip Neri is a captivating Baroque sculpture depicting Saint Philip Neri alongside a young boy, showcasing masterful craftsmanship and conveying profound religious themes. Its composition, lighting, and textural qualities reveal the artist's dedication to realism and emotional expression.
Admire Alessandro Algardi’s monumental marble relief sculpture 'The Meeting of Leo I and Attila,' capturing the pivotal papal meeting with Attila the Hun in Vatican City's St. Peter's Basilica.
Admire Alessandro Algardi’s ‘Monument of Pope Leo XI’! This Baroque sculpture showcases papal power & artistry. Explore its dramatic details & historical significance – a must-see!
Admire Alessandro Algardi's 'Bust of Monsignor Antonio Cerri,' a masterpiece of Baroque sculpture showcasing serene dignity and meticulous detail. Explore the artistry & historical context of this iconic portrait.
Admire Alessandro Algardi's masterful Baroque sculpture 'The Meeting of Leo I and Attila,' capturing the historic clash between Pope Leo I and Attila with stunning realism and classical elegance.
Marvel at Alessandro Algardi's 'Monument of Pope Leo XI,' a dramatic Baroque sculpture showcasing papal power and artistry. Explore intricate details & historical significance of this masterpiece.
Admire Alessandro Algardi's masterful depiction of Cardinal Giovanni Garzia Mellini—a serene Baroque sculpture housed within a Roman architectural niche, showcasing classical elegance and meticulous detail.
