Famous Jesus Paintings
Recreated by Hand
For more than a thousand years, the life of Jesus was the greatest subject in Western painting. This collection follows it in order, from the Annunciation and the Nativity to the miracles, the Last Supper, the Passion and the Resurrection, through masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio, Rembrandt, Raphael, Giovanni Bellini, Tintoretto, El Greco, Fra Angelico and Carl Bloch. Every painting is available as a hand-painted oil reproduction on real canvas, for a home, a chapel or a gift.
Annunciation, Birth and Childhood
The story begins with an angel's message to Mary, then the child, the presentation in the temple and the boy Jesus astonishing the teachers. Leonardo, Botticelli and Fra Angelico painted the Annunciation; Millais imagined Jesus in Joseph's workshop.
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
John Everett Millais
Christ in the House of His Parents
Choose size & frame ›Miracles, Parables and Teaching
Jesus calls his disciples, preaches, calms the storm and raises the dead. Caravaggio's beam of light finds Matthew; Rembrandt's only seascape shows the storm on the Sea of Galilee; Bloch's Sermon on the Mount fills a hillside.
The Last Supper and the Passion
From the last meal with his disciples to the garden of Gethsemane, the trial and the road to Calvary. Leonardo's Last Supper and Ciseri's Ecce Homo are among the most recognised religious paintings ever made.
Death, Resurrection and Ascension
The body taken down from the cross, the mourning, and then the empty tomb, the supper at Emmaus and doubting Thomas touching the wound. Caravaggio's Incredulity of Saint Thomas is one of the most startling.
Portraits of Christ
Some painters showed no story at all, only the face: Christ as Saviour of the World, blessing or looking straight at us. Leonardo's Salvator Mundi became the most expensive painting ever sold.
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Sir Joseph Noel Paton
Satan Watching the Sleep of Christ
Choose size & frame ›Choosing a Religious Painting
A single face for quiet prayer or a full scene for a dining room or chapel: choose the moment that matters to you.
Painted by hand
A trained painter rebuilds the image in oils, with visible brushwork, layered colour and the small details that make the original come alive. These are not canvas prints.
The whole painting, never cropped
Every reproduction keeps the full composition at its true proportions. Choose a size that suits your wall and the painting is scaled, never cut or stretched.
Size, framing and delivery
Select a size and presentation on the artwork page, or contact ByMuseum for a custom dimension. Every reproduction includes free worldwide shipping.
Questions About Jesus Paintings
Useful answers before you choose a hand-painted reproduction.
What is the most famous painting of Jesus?
Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper is the most famous, followed by works such as Leonardo's Salvator Mundi, Caravaggio's The Calling of Saint Matthew and Ciseri's Ecce Homo.
Which painting of Jesus is best for a home?
Calm, single-figure works such as a Salvator Mundi or Christ blessing suit a hallway or bedroom; large scenes like the Last Supper are traditional above a dining table.
Are these religious paintings prints?
No. Every ByMuseum reproduction is painted by hand in oil on canvas, the same medium the original painters used.
Do you have other biblical paintings?
Yes. ByMuseum offers thousands of biblical and religious paintings, from Old Testament scenes to saints and Madonnas; search by artist or title in the shop.
Can I order a custom size for a church or chapel?
Yes. Choose a size on the artwork page or contact ByMuseum for a custom dimension, including large altar formats; the composition is never cropped or stretched.
Continue exploring
Read the stories of The Last Supper and Satan Watching the Sleep of Christ, or explore Christmas Paintings. Or return to all Curated Collections.







































