Size (inch)	Height (cm)	Width (cm)
6″×6″	15.2 cm	15.2 cm
8″×8″	20.3 cm	20.3 cm
8″×10″	20.3 cm	25.4 cm
8″×12″	20.3 cm	30.5 cm
9″×12″	22.9 cm	30.5 cm
10″×10″	25.4 cm	25.4 cm
10″×20″	25.4 cm	50.8 cm
11″×14″	27.9 cm	35.6 cm
12″×12″	30.5 cm	30.5 cm
12″×16″	30.5 cm	40.6 cm
12″×18″	30.5 cm	45.7 cm
12″×24″	30.5 cm	61.0 cm
12″×36″	30.5 cm	91.4 cm
14″×14″	35.6 cm	35.6 cm
16″×16″	40.6 cm	40.6 cm
16″×20″	40.6 cm	50.8 cm
16″×24″	40.6 cm	61.0 cm
16″×32″	40.6 cm	81.3 cm
16″×48″	40.6 cm cm	121.9 cm
18″×18″	45.7 cm	45.7 cm
18″×24″	45.7 cm	61.0 cm
18″×26″	45.7 cm	66 cm
20″×20″	50.8 cm	15.2 cm
20″×24″	50.8 cm	61.0 cm
20″×28″	50.8 cm	71.1 cm
20″×30″	50.8 cm	76.2 cm
20″×40″	50.8 cm	101.6 cm
20″×60″	50.8 cm	152.4 cm
24″×24″	61.0 cm	61.0 cm
24″×30″	61.0 cm	76.2 cm
24″×32″	61.0 cm	81.3 cm
24″×36″	61.0 cm	91.4 cm
24″×48″	61.0 cm	121.9 cm
26″×26″	66.0 cm	66 cm
26″×40″	66.0 cm	101.6 cm
28″×28″	71.1 cm	71.1 cm
28″×40″	71.1 cm	101.6 cm
30″×30″	76.2 cm	76.2 cm
30″×40″	76.2 cm	101.6 cm
30″×60″	76.2 cm	152.4 cm
32″×32″	81.3 cm	81.3 cm
32″×48″	81.3 cm	121.9 cm
36″×36″	91.4 cm	91.4 cm
37″×37″	94.0 cm	94.0 cm
40″×55″	101.6 cm	139.7 cm
40″×60″	101.6 cm	152.4 cm

Guido Reni

Guido Reni, a master of the Italian Baroque, is celebrated for his graceful compositions and refined elegance. Born in 1575, Reni’s art reflects a delicate balance between classical idealism and baroque emotion. His works are characterized by their luminous colors, smooth brushwork, and serene beauty, often depicting religious and mythological themes with a sense of divine harmony. Notable paintings such as “Aurora,” “The Archangel Michael,” and “The Penitent Magdalene” showcase his talent for capturing ethereal light and gentle movement, creating scenes that are both spiritually uplifting and visually captivating. Reni’s influence extended far beyond his native Bologna, earning him commissions from prominent patrons, including the Pope and European nobility. Despite personal struggles and artistic rivalries, Reni’s dedication to his craft and pursuit of beauty cemented his reputation as one of the leading painters of his time. Today, his works are revered for their exquisite beauty and technical mastery, remaining timeless treasures in the world of art.