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Caravaggio: Painter of Miracles (Eminent Lives) by Francine Prose, 2007-03-05 The Lost Painting: The Quest for a Caravaggio Masterpiece by Jonathan Harr, 2005-12 The Italian Still Life: From Caravaggio to the 18th Century (Italian Edition) La natura morta al tempo di Caravaggio (Italian Edition) Caravaggio (Temporis) by Felix Witting, Parkstone Press, 2008-02-15 Caravaggio in Holland: Musik und Genre bei Caravaggio und den Utrechter Caravaggisten (German Edition) by Gabriel Dette, 2009-12-31 Caravaggio: The Complete Works by Alessandro Guasti and Francesca Neri, 2007 Age of Caravaggio by Mina Gregori, 1985-09 Caravaggio (Rizzoli Quadrifolio) by Stefano Zuffi, 2003-09-20 CARAVAGGIO by CARAVAGGIO GIORGIO BONSANTI, 1985 Caravaggio : Originale und Kopien im Spiegel der Forschung by Jurgen, et al. eds. Harten, 2006 Caravaggio (Los Grandes Maestros Del Arte Series) (Spanish Edition) by Giorgio Bonsanti, 1992-01 Caravaggio, exquisito y violento (Spanish Edition) by Luis Antonio de Villena, 2000 Caravaggio (DK Art Book) by Dorling Kindersley Corp, 1999-05-20

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81. Michelangelo Caravaggio Prints
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82. Rome Hotel - Caravaggio
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83. Guardian Unlimited | Arts Features | Medusa, Caravaggio (c 1598)
    No 142 Medusa, caravaggio (c 1598) Jonathan Jones Saturday January 25, 2003The Guardian · See the work online · All the articles in this series  
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    Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home News Friday Review Regulars ... Help All the articles in this series Artist: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610) was known in late 16th-century Rome for the naturalism and lifelike freshness of his painting. The compelling reality of Caravaggio's painting, however, does not make him a "realist". On the contrary, his art is fantastic and his representation of the natural world uses mimesis to intensify erotic and religious vision. We are so confused by the warm flesh of the angel in The Rest on the Flight into Egypt that we accept the strangest thing about him: he has wings; we are so fixated on the brightness of Caravaggio's compositions that the abstract mystery of their setting only registers unconsciously, as a given of the inexplicable.

84. --- Caravaggio On Line ---
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85. Caravaggio Paintings Prints Reproductions
    caravaggio paintings to download and print. Over 2000 major artists and23000 Art works exhibited. caravaggio. caravaggio 2 b.1571?, Milan?  
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86. Global Arte: Caravaggio
    Translate this page Global Arte, Il Seicento Il Barocco. Michelangelo Merisi, detto ilcaravaggio e il suo realismo. caravaggio. Michelangelo Merisi  
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    Extractions: Caravaggio In seguito il Caravaggio tende a scurire il fondo ed usa una luce che immobilizza le immagini dando loro fermezza. A lui si deve la decorazione della Cappella Contarelli in San Luigi dei Francesi, con Storie di San Matteo. Il primo quadro, San Matteo con l'angelo, fu accusato dalla critica classicista del Seicento di essere volgarmente realistico e venne rifiutato dai preti di San Luigi. La figura del santo non aveva decoro, contegno, atteggiamento devozionale, era volgare: mostrava in primo piano i grossi piedi nudi ed appariva come un povero vecchio rozzo e analfabeta, cui l'angelo doveva guidare la mano nella faticosa scrittura del Vangelo. Meno spontanea fu la tela dipinta più tardi per sostituirla.

87. Caravaggio
    caravaggio, Michelangelo Merisi da. caravaggio was a Baroque painter whose artisticskill and control, resulted in some truly spectacular works of holy art.  
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    Extractions: Art History Art Dictionary/Biographies C > Artist Type of Work: Painting Born: Died: Nationality: Italian Style/Movement: Baroque Best Known For: Bible stories which included images of known models and familiar landscapes. Important Works: Bio: Caravaggio was a Baroque painter whose artistic skill and control, resulted in some truly spectacular works of "holy" art. Evidently, Caravaggio's personal life was as dramatic as the images he crafted on canvas. How so? Well for one thing, some time around the year 1609, he killed a man in a knife fight and was tried for murder. Caravaggio's treatment of religious subjects was unique in that he portrayed normal, everyday folks as glorified souls. In other words, his bible stories included images of known models and familiar landscapes. Additionally, his angels were not sanitized. For him, they were rather like children with dirty cheeks. Even so, his iconoclastic work was in high demand ... many of the church fathers just couldn't get enough of it.

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89. Hotel Caravaggio In Rome - HotelNetService.com
    Translate this page Hotel caravaggio (3 Estrelas) Hotel caravaggio foi recentemente reformado emestilo Inglês no exterior, e mobilhado da mesma maneira no interior.  
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90. Hotel Caravaggio In Rome - HotelNetService.com
    Hotel caravaggio (3 Stars) Hotel caravaggio is located in an excellent locationin the historical center of Rome. caravaggio offers free city guides.  
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    Extractions: Hotel Caravaggio is located in an excellent location in the historical center of Rome. You can easily reach us by foot or metro from the Central Railway Station. It has a very good position not only for its proximity to the Vatican, but also because it is close to the Colosseum and the Opera House.The Hotel is surrounded by the wonderful monuments of the ancient Rome and by the most famous art galleries, museums, theatres and by the most important streets for shopping and night life. This ancient building, recently restored in very traditional English style on the outside and furnitured in the same way inside, offers a peaceful, comfortable stay. The rooms are comfortable, adorned with frescos, antique furniture and fine details. The Hotel Caravaggio has elegant and comfortable rooms, a professional staff is able to satisfy its guests. Each room has a telephone, a satellite tv, a mini bar, a private bath in marble, a hairdryer. The Hotel has an Internet Point even though it is possible to connect your computer directly to internet in your room. Caravaggio offers free city guides. Also available are a breakfast room, a beautiful and relaxing terrace-garden and a nice lounge room. The reception is open 24 hours-a day, the staff can give you important information like how to book a taxi or organize a sightseing tour.

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    Hotel caravaggio is what you have been looking for .;Each room has a telephone,a satellite tv, a mini bar, a private bath in marble, a hairdryer.  
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    Extractions: Hotel Caravaggio (3 Stars) Hotel Caravaggio is located in an excellent location in the historical center of Rome. You can easily reach us by foot or metro from the Central Railway Station. It has a very good position not only for its proximity to the Vatican, but also because it is close to the Colosseum and the Opera House.The Hotel is surrounded by the wonderful monuments of the ancient Rome and by the most famous art galleries, museums, theatres and by the most important streets for shopping and night life. This ancient building, recently restored in very traditional English style on the outside and furnitured in the same way inside, offers a peaceful, comfortable stay. The rooms are comfortable, adorned with frescos, antique furniture and fine details.

92. Opera Di Caravaggio
    Translate this page Opera di caravaggio - Presenta le riproduzioni artistiche di opere diFattori, Van Gogh, Guido Reni, caravaggio, Picasso, Gouguin, ecc.  
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93. Zeitgeist Films | CARAVAGGIO | About Caravaggio
    caravaggio (15711610). Michaelangelo forty. BOOKS ON caravaggio. Clickon any of the covers for more information or to order from Amazon.  
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    Extractions: HOME DEREK JARMAN THE CAST PHOTO GALLERY Caravaggio (1571-1610) Michaelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, born in 1571 the son of a mason, is now considered to be the last great artist of the Italian Renaissance. He was taught by a minor Milanese painter, Peterzano, and when he was about nineteen made for Rome. Assistant to the artist Cavaliere Cesare d'Arpino, his first patron was the Cardinal del Monte who employed him to paint genre pieces like "The Lute Player", and later won him the commission for his first large public religious paintings. Pioneer of a painting style using theatrical light, known as chiaroscuro , his style influenced artists as far afield as Rubens, Rembrandt and Velasquez. In 1606 he murdered a friend in a knife-fight and fled to Naples and Malta. He eventually settled in Naples and powerful friends, having obtained a pardon for the murder he had committed, made plans for him to return to Rome. However, the boat left without him as he was arrested, mistaken for a bandit. Destitute and despairing, he ran along the beach at Porto Ercole after his belongings which had sailed in the boat while he was in jail. He collapsed and died of a raging fever, brought on by heat and hunger, in 1610, when he was forty. BOOKS ON CARAVAGGIO Click on any of the covers for more information or to order from Amazon Paintings referred to and/or re-created in the film

94. Caravaggio
    Click Here caravaggio Michelangelo Merisi (Milan1571 Porto Ercole, Grosseto 1610)  
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95. Caravaggio Prints
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96. Da Tiziano A Caravaggio A Tiepolo
    Translate this page MOSTRE A TORINO. Tre secoli di Arte Italiana Da Tiziano a caravaggio a TiepoloPalazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi 17 novembre 2002-16 febbraio 2003.  
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    Extractions: Appuntamenti Curiosità Eventi Luoghi ... Progetti n NEWSLETTER GUIDA A TORINO CONOSCERE Storia Chiese Musei Palazzi DORMIRE Hotel GUSTARE Caffé Gastronomia Ristoranti SCOPRIRE Info-turisti Itinerari USARE Asili e ludoteche Numeri utili Trasporti VISITARE Gallerie d'arte Mostre Saloni e fiere VIVERE Musica Cinema Teatri Home Page ... E-mail PROROGATA FINO AL 2 MARZO 2003 Nel fastoso scenario della Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi è stata allestita Tre secoli di arte italiana. Da Tiziano a Tiepolo a Caravaggio , la mostra evento degli ultimi mesi dell'anno che raccoglie 75 capolavori dell'arte italiana, appartenenti a collezioni pubbliche e private, in un'eccezionale pinacoteca temporanea. Aperta dal 17 novembre 2002 al 16 febbraio 2003, la mostra arriva dall'Australia, dove è stata presentata con il titolo The Italians e dove ha riscosso uno straordinario successo, diventando la mostra dedicata all'arte antica più vista di tutti i tempi in quel Paese. Prima che le opere venissero restituite ai legittimi proprietari è stato deciso di mostrarle anche al pubblico italiano, in un'unica tappa, la Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi. Da Tiziano a Caravaggio a Tiepolo è così un'occasione unica per vedere insieme Giorgione e Tiziano, Veronese e Tintoretto, Canaletto e Tiepolo, Jacopo Bassano e Giovambattista Moroni: l'arte italiana dal Cinquecento al Settecento.

97. Caravaggio Posters And Prints, Art
    Translate this page Angelini Egidio Antonaccio Nicola Berardino Carlo Borlenghi Sandro Botticelli MichelangeloBuonarroti Giovanni Canaletto Michelangelo caravaggio P. Casagrande  
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98. S. Giora Shoham - Caravaggio: The Violent Enlightenment - JCJPC - Volume 6, Issu
    caravaggio The Violent Enlightenment. By. S. Giora Shoham Tel AvivUniversity. End page 73. caravaggio as a 'Black Hole' Personality.  
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    Extractions: Tel Aviv University Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio was born either on September 28 1573, as one authority has it, [ ] or between September and December 1571, according to another biographer. [ ] Either way, he was Gesualdo's contemporary. Since he was very fond of madrigalli and canzoni , he was quite probably playing, singing or humming some of the madrigals of the prince of Venosa. Caravaggio spent his early childhood in Lombardy, and was apprenticed about the age of 12 to a mediocre Milanese painter, Simone Peterzano, from whom he learned the basics of mixing paints, choosing brushes and constructing frames. After some years of apprenticeship in Milan, Michelangelo Caravaggio left for Rome. The first years in the capital were hard, meager and grim. At first, Caravaggio was employed by a Sicilian painter, Lorenzo, for whom he worked long hours for a pittance. Afterwards, he was engaged by the miserly Monsignor Pandolfo Pucci. Caravaggio nicknamed him 'Monsignor Insalata,' because all he fed his employee was vegetable salad. [ ] At about that time he became seriously ill and was hospitalized in Santa Maria della Consolatione, where he stayed quite a while; it was there that he painted some of his earlier works, including, quite probably

99. Art And Optics : David G. Stork: Caravaggio
    caravaggio's Supper at Emmaus (16012) Problems in refocusing, problems in thestudio, problems with illumination. Supper at Emmaus caravaggio, ca. 1601-2.  
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    Extractions: Jump to author New theories regarding opticality Opinions The hypothesis James Elkins Charles M. Falco and David Graves Walter Liedtke Philip Pearlstein Sidney Perkowitz Philip Steadman David G. Stork Christopher W. Tyler David Hockney In the press Bibliography van Eyck Lotto Caravaggio Optics Focal lengths Oil paint No documentation ... Summary Caravaggio figures prominently in Hockney's theory, yet this painting exposes numerous awkward implications of the theory related to refocusing, moving the canvas, and illumination. Supper at Emmaus Consider the first problem: refocusing. Hockney writes (p. 120): "Peter's right hand seems larger than his left, which is also nearer. These may be deliberate artistic decisions, or may be a consequence of movements of lens [concave mirror] and canvas when refocusing because of depth-of-field problems." For this large painting (141 x 196 cm), it turns out that the image of Peter's left hand is just about life size (17 cm from tip of baby finger to tip of index finger), and the image of Peter's right hand is larger than you would expect from the perspective (as Mr. Hockney points out), yet still slightly smaller than his left (by about 10% linear measure). The magnification M is the ratio of the sizes of the image to the object. In this case, then, the magnification for the left hand is M = 1.0 and for his right hand M = 0.9.

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