Period Art specialises in hand-painted fine art replicas of old masters to Impressionist oil paintings.  As your period home is full of character and may have an important historical background, a print from an art gallery store or shop found on the high street just won't do. You need artwork to complement and enhance your surroundings.This is where Period Art comes in!

Depending on the era of your home and artistic taste we can create any painting from a Gainsborough portrait to a Constable landscape for your home, hand-painted to any dimensions that you need. 

 Perhaps you have empty panelled walls and would like artwork to fit a specific space? You may have old family frames that require paintings yet you haven't found artwork that you like, nor that would fit these specific dimensions. Period Art can solve these hassles so simply, as all our oil paintings are custom-made to your requirements.Original textures, brush strokes, and meticulous attention to detail combine to make our works almost indistinguishable from the originals.

We strive to capture the original vision of your chosen painting; therefore you can be assured our painters will always use the correct colours, materials, and styles when replicating your painting.

To give you some inspiration, we have added some of the most popular oil paintings that we are asked to replicate, and grouped them in terms of art period. For example: Tudor Paintings, Georgian Paintings, Impressionist Paintings and Victorian Paintings. To view them all, please see below. Remember, any of these paintings can be hand-painted to any specific dimensions you require. If you already have an artwork in mind, even better! Simply contact us with the name of the oil painting and artist you require.

Period Art really does work with only the most talented professional artists, which means we guarantee the best possible interpretation of your chosen painting, and closest accuracy to that of the original.

Tudor Paintings (1485 -1603)   Baroque Paintings (c.1600s)    Georgian Paintings (1714 - 1830)      Victorian Paintings (1837 -1901)

       Impressionist Paintings ( 1867 - 1886)                   Art Nouveau Paintings (1880s -1914)    Art Deco Paintings (c.1908 -1935)