Luca di Tommé

Luca di Tommè (active c. 1356–1389) was a prominent painter of the Siena School, continuing the artistic traditions established by Duccio and the Lorenzetti brothers. Known for his elegant altarpieces, devotional panels, and richly detailed religious scenes, Luca di Tommè helped preserve the luminous Gothic style of Siena while introducing greater refinement in composition and storytelling.

His works are admired for their graceful figures, delicate expressions, and brilliant use of gold leaf, hallmarks of Sienese Gothic art. Luca di Tommè’s paintings, such as the Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints, exemplify the blend of spirituality and decorative beauty that defined late medieval Italian painting.

At Blue Surf Art, we specialize in creating museum-quality oil on canvas reproductions of Luca di Tommè’s masterpieces. Each painting is hand-crafted with meticulous attention to detail, capturing the golden tones, intricate patterns, and devotional atmosphere of the originals. Perfect for collectors, enthusiasts of Gothic art, or those seeking timeless religious imagery, our reproductions allow you to bring the essence of Siena’s golden age into your home.