Cesare Lombroso: Pioneer of Criminology - Captivating Portrait in Sepia with High Contrast, Perfect for Home Decor & Gifting

This print pays homage to Cesare Lombroso, a pioneering figure in the field of criminology and the founder of the Italian School of Positivist Criminology. Born in 1835, Lombroso challenged traditional views on crime and morality with his groundbreaking theory of the "born criminal," which suggested that criminal behavior could be identified through physical characteristics. This striking portrait captures Lombroso’s optimistic and authentic expression, set against a soft, colorless rustic background that enhances its timeless quality. The use of CineStill 800T film lends an ultrarealistic feel, while the professional monochromatic lighting and slight sepia coloration create a cinematic atmosphere that speaks to the complexity of his legacy. Ideal for those interested in the intersections of psychology, sociology, and history, this print serves as a unique piece of art for personal reflection or as a thoughtful gift for any enthusiast of criminology and the human experience. Whether displayed in a study, living room, or gallery wall, it invites contemplation and conversation, embodying both style and substance in your home decor.