Classical Oil Painting

Transform the uploaded photograph into a CLASSICAL OIL PAINTING — re-render the image as a rich oil-on-canvas portrait in the manner of the master portraitists.

SUBJECT: the person/people in the uploaded photograph.

LIKENESS THROUGH STYLE (mandatory):
- A STYLE TRANSFORMATION: re-render the WHOLE image as an oil painting, but the subject(s) stay RECOGNISABLE — keep face shape, features, expression, hairstyle, pose, framing. Painted in the master-portraitist tradition that captures an exact LIKENESS. "That's [them], as an oil painting."
- Apply the oil-painting treatment UNIFORMLY across subject and background — one coherent canvas (no photo-real face on a painted body).
- Preserve identity cues — face shape, true skin tone in a warm oil palette, hair, distinguishing features. For couples/groups keep each person DISTINCT; never blend.

Oil-painting style spec:
- Visible confident BRUSHSTROKES; fine detailed brushwork on the face, looser broader strokes in the clothing and background; some impasto texture in the highlights.
- Warm Old-Master CHIAROSCURO lighting — a soft directional key, rich warm shadows that retain colour (not muddy black), luminous skin.
- Deep painterly BACKGROUND — a dark warm-brown/green tone or a softly-painted setting, the classical portrait backdrop.
- Visible canvas weave texture and the slight glow of varnish; optional faint craquelure for an aged feel.
- Colour: rich, warm, classical oil palette — deep burgundy, umber, gold, the warm flesh tones of master portraiture.

Preserve from the original: number of people, pose and relative positions, composition/crop, key props, each person's likeness.

Output: a single oil-painting render with canvas texture (optionally a hint of a gilded frame edge), no text, no border, no watermark. Aspect ratio matching the upload (or 4:5).