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Caravaggio
CARAVAGGIO, MICHELANGELO AMERIGHI (or MERIGI) DA (1569-1609), Italian painter, was born in the village of Caravaggio, in Lombardy, from which he received his name. He was originally a mason's laborer, but his powerful genius directed him to painting, at which he worked with immitigable energy and amazing force. He despised every sort of idealism whether noble or emasculate, became the head of the Naturalisti (unmodified imitators of ordinary nature) in painting, and adopted a style of potent contrasts of light and shadow, laid on with a sort of fury, indicative of that fierce temper which led the artist to commit a homicide in a gambling quarrel at Rome. To avoid the consequences of his crime he fled to Naples and to Malta, where he was imprisoned for another attempt to avenge a quarrel. Escaping to Sicily, he was attacked by a party sent in pursuit of him, and severely wounded. Being pardoned, he set out for Rome; but having been arrested by mistake before his arrival, and afterwards released, and left to shift for himself in excessive heat and suffering from wounds and hardships he died of fever on the beach at Pontercole in 1609. His best pictures are the Entombment of Christ, now in the Vatican; St Sebastian, in the Roman Capitol; a magnificent wholelength portrait of a grand-master of the Knights of Malta, Alof de Vignacourt, and his page, in the Louvre; and the Borghese Supper at Emmaus.
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Sick Bacchus
Sick Bacchus
Caravaggio
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Judith Beheading Holofernes
Judith Beheading Holofernes
Caravaggio
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The Crucifixion Of St Andrew
The Crucifixion Of St Andrew
Caravaggio
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Salome With The Head Of St John The Baptist 1607
Salome With The Head Of St John The Baptist 1607
Caravaggio
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The Musicians
The Musicians
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adonna with the Serpent Madonna Palafrenieri
adonna with the Serpent Madonna Palafrenieri
Caravaggio
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Supper At Emmaus
Supper At Emmaus
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Nativity With St Francis And St Lawrence
Nativity With St Francis And St Lawrence
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Flagellation
Flagellation
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Medusa
Medusa
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Ecce Homo
Ecce Homo
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Basket of Fruit
Basket of Fruit
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David 1606
David 1606
Caravaggio
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Christ At The Column
Christ At The Column
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St Jerome 1606
St Jerome 1606
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St John The Baptist 1603
St John The Baptist 1603
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Bacchus
Bacchus
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The Entombment
The Entombment
Caravaggio
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Adoration of the Shepherds
Adoration of the Shepherds
Caravaggio
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The Crucifixion Of Saint Peter
The Crucifixion Of Saint Peter
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Caravaggio
CARAVAGGIO, MICHELANGELO AMERIGHI (or MERIGI) DA (1569-1609), Italian painter, was born in the village of Caravaggio, in Lombardy, from which he received his name. He was originally a mason's laborer, but his powerful genius directed him to painting, at which he worked with immitigable energy and amazing force. He despised every sort of idealism whether noble or emasculate, became the head of the Naturalisti (unmodified imitators of ordinary nature) in painting, and adopted a style of potent contrasts of light and shadow, laid on with a sort of fury, indicative of that fierce temper which led the artist to commit a homicide in a gambling quarrel at Rome. To avoid the consequences of his crime he fled to Naples and to Malta, where he was imprisoned for another attempt to avenge a quarrel. Escaping to Sicily, he was attacked by a party sent in pursuit of him, and severely wounded. Being pardoned, he set out for Rome; but having been arrested by mistake before his arrival, and afterwards released, and left to shift for himself in excessive heat and suffering from wounds and hardships he died of fever on the beach at Pontercole in 1609. His best pictures are the Entombment of Christ, now in the Vatican; St Sebastian, in the Roman Capitol; a magnificent wholelength portrait of a grand-master of the Knights of Malta, Alof de Vignacourt, and his page, in the Louvre; and the Borghese Supper at Emmaus.

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