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CaravaggioHelen Langdon

Caravaggio

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"Of all the great Italian painters, Caravaggio speaks most clearly and powerfully to our time. Caravaggio's early paintings of cardsharps, musicians, and street vendors convey his familiarity and fascination with the Roman underworld; his stark and brilliant religious paintings represent, for the first time in European art, the world of the poor, the suffering, and the outcast, and they depict the religious experience of the individual with a directness our age can recognize."--BOOK JACKET. "Caravaggio lived hard and died young, having fled Rome for Sicily, apparently after killing another…

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7 editions · 3 languages
  • Paperback · English · 2000
    Westview Press · 448 pages · 9780813337944
  • Paperback · English
    Vintage · 9780099272830
  • Other · English · 2012
    Penguin Random House · 9781448105717
  • Other · English · 1998
    Farrar, Straus · 436 pages · 9780374118945
  • Other · English · 1998
    Chatton & Windus · 436 pages · 9780701160630
  • Paperback · Spanish · 2004
    Edhasa · 504 pages · 9788435026475
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