The art print 'Capaneus Study, nicknamed The Blasphemous' by Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson is an iconic work of French neoclassicism. Girodet, a student of Jacques-Louis David, masterfully combines dramatic expression with refined technique, which is reflected in this study. Inspired by mythology, this piece depicts the character of Capaneus, a tragic hero, with striking emotional intensity. The contrasts of light and shadow, as well as the precision of details, testify to Girodet's technical skill. This art print is not only an anatomical study but also a reflection on the human condition and pride, themes dear to the artist. In contemporary decorative contexts, this piece finds its place in interiors where one wishes to evoke a certain grandeur and intellectual depth. The art print of 'Capaneus Study' is an invitation to explore human emotions through art, while paying homage to a master of neoclassicism.