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1, early life

Caravaggio is a small town about 30 kilometers away from Milan. Caravaggio's father fermo Merisi was the housekeeper and architect of Marquis Francisco sforza. Caravaggio's mother, lucia Anatoly, comes from a wealthy local family.

2, began to contact painting works of art (1584)

From 65438 to 0584, Caravaggio began his four-year apprenticeship under Milan painter Simon Peter Zano, who is said to be a student of Titian. Caravaggio seems to have stayed in Milan and Caravaggio during his apprenticeship, but he may have been to Venice and seen the works of George and Titian, so he was later accused of imitating George.

3. The past of displacement

Caravaggio leads a crazy life. Even in an era and place where disputes are common, he is notorious for repeated battles and defeats, and his safety records and interrogation records have been copied for several pages.

16 10 In the summer, Caravaggio sailed north for pardon, which seems to be attributed to his powerful Roman friends. On this trip, he gave the last three paintings as gifts to Cardinal Scipione. There are different opinions about what happened next. The simple fact is that on July 28th, an anonymous private letter was sent from Rome to the residence of the Duke of urbino, saying Caravaggio was dead.

The influence of later generations

Although Caravaggio was famous before his death, he was completely forgotten in the centuries after his death and was not rediscovered until the last decades of the 20th century. Although he influenced almost all artistic styles after the decline of stylism, it was the emerging baroque art that really had a far-reaching influence.

Many large art galleries, such as those in Detroit and new york, have several rooms with Caravaggio-style paintings by many artists-night scenes, dramatic lighting, ordinary people as models and faithful descriptions of nature. Contemporary painters such as Ode Nerdrum in Norway and Tibor Csernus in Hungary also inherited Caravaggio's style.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Caravaggio