Caravaggista
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caravaggista:Orazio Gentileschi, Danaë (c. 1621), detail, @gettymuseum(at Getty Museum)
caravaggista:Orazio Gentileschi, Danaë (c. 1621), detail, @gettymuseum(at Getty Museum)
caravaggista:Théodore Chassériau, Details from Tepidarium (1853)
caravaggista:Théodore Chassériau, Details from Tepidarium (1853)
caravaggista:Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio died on this day, July 18, 1610 in Porto Ercole.Natur
caravaggista:Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio died on this day, July 18, 1610 in Porto Ercole.Natur
caravaggista:Marble portrait of the co-emperor Lucius Verus (161-169 AD), detail.  Metropolitan Muse
caravaggista:Marble portrait of the co-emperor Lucius Verus (161-169 AD), detail.  Metropolitan Muse
caravaggista:Odilon Redon, Figure Under a Blossoming Tree, detail (1904-1905).
caravaggista:Odilon Redon, Figure Under a Blossoming Tree, detail (1904-1905).
caravaggista:There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briul
caravaggista:There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briul
caravaggista:The incredible brushwork of Sir Anthony van Dyck.
caravaggista:The incredible brushwork of Sir Anthony van Dyck.
caravaggista:The eyes of Vincent van Gogh: Self Portraits, 1886 - 1889.
caravaggista:The eyes of Vincent van Gogh: Self Portraits, 1886 - 1889.
caravaggista:Detail of Rembrandt’s signature on Saint Bartholomew (1661) @gettymuseum @thegetty.
caravaggista:Detail of Rembrandt’s signature on Saint Bartholomew (1661) @gettymuseum @thegetty.
caravaggista:Views of Rome from the Tiber from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by Antonio Jo
caravaggista:Views of Rome from the Tiber from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by Antonio Jo
caravaggista:The master of marble, Michelangelo Buonarotti, was born today in 1475. I’ve spent much
caravaggista:The master of marble, Michelangelo Buonarotti, was born today in 1475. I’ve spent much
caravaggista:Herbert James Draper, The Lament for Icarus (1898), detail. 
caravaggista:Herbert James Draper, The Lament for Icarus (1898), detail. 
caravaggista:Pierre Amédée Marcei-Béronneau, Orpheus in Hades, detail (1897).
caravaggista:Pierre Amédée Marcei-Béronneau, Orpheus in Hades, detail (1897).
caravaggista:There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briul
caravaggista:There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briul
caravaggista:Peter Paul Rubens, Details from The Death of Adonis with Venus, Cupid, and the Three Gr
caravaggista:Peter Paul Rubens, Details from The Death of Adonis with Venus, Cupid, and the Three Gr
caravaggista: William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Detail from The First Mourning (1888)
caravaggista: William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Detail from The First Mourning (1888)
caravaggista:The eyes of Vincent van Gogh: Self Portraits, 1886 - 1889.
caravaggista:The eyes of Vincent van Gogh: Self Portraits, 1886 - 1889.
caravaggista:I went to LACMA when I was visiting LA last week, and to my pleasant surprise, I had th
caravaggista:I went to LACMA when I was visiting LA last week, and to my pleasant surprise, I had th
caravaggista:There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briul
caravaggista:There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briul
caravaggista: There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briu
caravaggista: There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briu
caravaggista:Dosso Dossi, Bacchus and Apollo (1524).
caravaggista:Dosso Dossi, Bacchus and Apollo (1524).
caravaggista:Herbert James Draper, The Lament for Icarus (1898), detail. 
caravaggista:Herbert James Draper, The Lament for Icarus (1898), detail. 
caravaggista:Giulio Romano, Salome Carrying the Head of John the Baptist (Louvre), 16th c.
caravaggista:Giulio Romano, Salome Carrying the Head of John the Baptist (Louvre), 16th c.
caravaggista:Caravaggio’s faces.
caravaggista:Caravaggio’s faces.
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