The ceiling, painted in 1597, belongs to the hand of the famous master – Caravaggio. The current day is in Rome. Unusual is that the painting is painted with oil

The painting of the Italian painter Caravaggio “Madonna with a snake”, in Italy is better known as the “Madonna of Palafrenieri”. The size of the painting is 292 x 211

Painting of the Italian artist Caravaggio “crowning with thorns crown”. The size of the painting is 127 x 165,5 cm, canvas, oil. Amazing concreteness and materiality of forms are distinguished

The work “Lutnist” is also known under the name “A young man with a lute”, and belongs to the brush of his father Baroque – Caravaggio. At the seeming realism,

The painting of the Italian painter Merizi da Caravaggio “The Fortune-teller”. The size of the picture is 99 x 131 cm, canvas, oil. The first years of the artist’s life

The Louvre painting is written on a blackboard and comes from the church of San Francesco in Pisa. In the Louvre, she was in 1814, along with paintings by Cimabue,

“Ecstasy of St. Francis” is the work of the Italian Baroque master Michelangelo Merizi da Caravaggio. The painting is the first canvas of Caravaggio on a religious theme. It dates

It is likely that this work of Caravaggio was one of three paintings that he took with him, departing from Malta to Rome in the hope of obtaining, after a

The painting by Schuler was created around 1594 by the Italian artist Michelangelo da Caravaggio, known not only for his works, but also for his violent temper. It is believed

Painting of the Italian painter Caravaggio “Confidence of Thomas”. The size of the picture is 107 x 146 cm, canvas, oil. In his painting, Caravaggio depicted how Saint Thomas touches

“Dinner at Emmaus” is a popular story in Christian art. It is based on the episode described in the Gospel of Luke. After the crucifixion of Christ, two of his

In February 1602, Caravaggio received an order for the painting “Saint Matthew and the Angel”, which was to take place between the two paintings written earlier in the altar of

Painting of the Italian painter Caravaggio “Mary Magdalene”. The size of the picture is 122.5 x 98.5 cm, canvas, oil. The customer of the painting was Monsignor Fantino Petriniani. The

During the writing of this work, Michelangelo da Caravaggio was still young and, despite his impudent temper, led a fairly quiet life in the house of his patron Cardinal Francesco

One of the best painters of all time, Caravaggio, is known for his works in a realistic Baroque style. Despite his reckless nature, he was an influential Italian artist of