Canon 5D Mark iv HDR Effects

A raw file is basically just a data dump from the sensor. All the rest is processing of the raw data - and the processing engine in ACR/Lightroom is fundamentally different from the Canon processing engine used either in-camera or in the Canon DPP software.

So camera settings can't be "reproduced" as such. It's a different process. But the effects can be mimiced by reverse-engineering, and that's what the various camera matching profiles do. I don't know if there are profiles to match these specific camera settings, but if there are, they should produce roughly the same result.

It's a frequently voiced complaint that ACR/Lightroom doesn't "match" the camera. But it's a different processing pipeline and there's no inherent reason it should match. There's no such thing as a "correct" rendering of raw data.

An alternative line of thinking here (and one that I myself subscribe to), is to expose the shot merely to preserve as much information as possible, regardless of how that might look out of the camera. Then process it in ACR/Lightroom to look the way you want.

The Canon Art effects are settings that are only availabe in the camera. Adobe software (Lightroom, CameraRaw) doesn't support such settings. If you wish to work with it you have to use the Canon tool Digital Photo Professional (DPP). This supports also the effects that you have assign to images in your camera.