Follower of Domenico Fetti (17th century)
Museum-quality digital canvas print
A man once dead rises from the tomb, his body still wrapped in linen, eyes wide in awe or confusion. Around him, a stunned crowd—some falling back in fear, others stepping forward in reverence. At the center, calm and commanding, stands Christ, one hand raised, not in spectacle, but in solemn command. The Raising of Lazarus is not only a miracle—it is a reckoning between life and death.
Painted by a follower of Domenico Fetti, this 17th-century Baroque work is dense with shadow and emotion. The figures feel immediate, real—each one caught in their own response to the impossible. Fetti’s influence is felt in the dramatic lighting and intimate composition. Unlike grand cathedral frescoes, this piece pulls the divine close, making the sacred feel tangible.
This museum-quality digital canvas reproduction captures the full depth of expression, the folds of burial cloth, and the tremble of light as it breaks through darkness. It is ideal for interiors that celebrate meaning and mystery, where resurrection is not a distant myth, but a personal moment of transformation.
At Gatekeepers.la, we restore forgotten scenes like this—stories once whispered through paint, now ready to speak again. The Raising of Lazarus is more than a miracle; it is the art of return.
