The Caravaggio

Inspired by Caravaggio Caravaggio, an Italian Baroque master, revolutionized art with his dramatic use of chiaroscuro and intense realism.

Born Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio in 1571, his tumultuous life mirrored the drama of his paintings. "Medusa," a captivating work showcasing his ability to depict raw emotion, exemplifies his skill in transforming myth into visceral reality. Painted on a convex shield, it captures the moment of Medusa's beheading with such realism that it almost transcends the medium. Caravaggio's innovative techniques, notably his bold contrasts of light and shadow, set a new standard in painting, influencing countless artists and shaping the Baroque movement. His personal life, marked by controversy and violence, only adds to the intrigue surrounding his legacy.

22" x 22" 
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