Der zu seinen Lebzeiten als kontrovers geltende italienische Maler Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610) hat seinen heutigen Weltruhm als hervorragender Künstler des Barock einer Wiederentdeckung im frühen 20. Jahrhundert zu verdanken. Seitdem sind die Bilder des streitbaren Verfechters der realistischen Malweise geschätzt wie nie zuvor. Zu recht, denn es struggle Caravaggio, der religiöser Kunst eine neue Menschlichkeit einhauchte, mit seinen realitätsgetreuen und gleichzeitig sinnlichen Bildnissen von Menschen, Heiligen und Göttern. Für Caravaggio galt allein die Schönheit des Naturgetreuen, dass er geschickt mit der von ihm neu „restaurierten“ chiaroscuro-Technik in Szene zu setzen wusste. Dieses Streben brachte ihn auf Kollisionskurs mit den Künstlern und dem Klerus seiner Zeit, die ihm Pietätlosigkeit und einen verruchten Lebensstil vorwarfen.
Dieses Buch vereint die Erkenntnisse zweier Caravaggio-Experten, Félix Witting und M. L. Patrizi, und berichtet vom turbulenten Leben und Schaffen dieses genialen Malers.
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Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Naples. one hundred forty five BO Caravaggio 4C. qxp 146 12/9/2011 3:10 PM web page 146 BO Caravaggio 4C. qxp 12/9/2011 3:10 PM web page 147 CARAVAGGIO in several gentle A The lifetime of Caravaggio via Giovanni Pietro Bellori T he Greek sculptor Demetrios was once so obsessed with resemblance that it gave him extra excitement to mimic issues than to symbolize their attractiveness. It was once a similar for Michelangelo Merisi, who admitted no different grasp than the version itself and didn't favour the main appealing kinds. it really is striking to notice that with no cultivating creative sort, he controlled to make paintings emerge. The village of Caravaggio in Lombardy, the place the artist was once born, witnessed his starting to be attractiveness. Caravaggio was once additionally the house of the recognized painter Polidoro, and either painters dedicated themselves of their formative years to the paintings of the fresco and needed to confront the technical problems posed by way of lime or plaster. As Caravaggio labored along with his father, who was once a mason, he frequently needed to arrange the plaster for painters who painted frescos and, seized through the need to take advantage of color too, he them and devoted himself to this sort of portray. He constructed his craft over 4 or 5 years, a interval in which he devoted himself to portray pictures. Thereafter, as a result of his quarrelsome temperament, he used to be accused of being all for brawls and needed to flee from Milan, the place he was once learning. He went to Venice the place he was once in a position to learn the palette of Giorgione which might encourage him thereafter. it truly is hence that during his first works, he provided us tender and natural colors no longer but darkened by way of the results of shadow he could use in his later paintings. And between all of the Venetian painters who excelled within the artwork of color, Giorgione used to be the easiest, utilizing a restricted variety of shades to symbolize normal kinds, and it was once this fashion of portray that Caravaggio borrowed whilst he all started representing nature before everything of his occupation. as soon as in Rome, without consumers, safety, or concepts and without capability, he used to be not able to hire a Burial of Saint Lucy, 1608. Oil on canvas, 408 x three hundred cm. Bellamo Museum, Syracuse. 147 BO Caravaggio 4C. qxp 148 12/9/2011 3:11 PM web page 148 BO Caravaggio 4C. qxp 12/9/2011 3:11 PM web page 149 Saint Jerome Writing, 1607. Oil on canvas, 117 x 157 cm. St John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta, Malta. 149 BO Caravaggio 4C. qxp 12/9/2011 3:11 PM web page a hundred and fifty version, and a version used to be imperative for his portray. His destitution used to be such that he couldn't be sure his personal livelihood. restricted through his wishes, Caravaggio needed to input the carrier of Cavalier Giuseppe d’Arpino, dedicating himself to portray vegetation and fruit, which he knew find out how to imitate so good that he attracted a few admirers to the studio who got here to rave approximately such attractive work, work which we nonetheless respect this present day. He painted a carafe having the transparency of water and glass on which have been mirrored the home windows of the room and containing flora sprinkled with dewdrops.