Chigiana International Festival presents Yann Robin’s new opera Medusa, inspired by Alessandro Scarlatti and Caravaggio – ...

I’m sharing my creative process as I recreate Caravaggio’s Medusa using an unconventional canvas—a dustpan! Watch as I layer, ...

Surprised as Goliath, yes, but seemingly still defiant despite her death — Caravaggio’s Medusa shares more of the feminine rage of Judith than the abject defeat of Holofernes.

View Self after Rembrandt Laughing Self Self as Caravaggio as Medusa 1 Self as Rembrandt in a Cap 2 three works, 1985 by Pat Steir on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by Pat Steir.

Caravaggio, Medusa (1595–1598). Collection of the Uffizi, Florence. In The Cardsharps, the wealthy young boy stares intently at his cards, unaware of the chicanery that unfolds around him.

A lost Caravaggio painting that was almost mistakenly sold at auction for a bargain price has gone on display at the Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain, after being rescued and restored.

Caravaggio, an Italian painter of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, changed the way people saw art with his unique style and ability to infuse life in mere canvases and oil paintings. He ...

“Caravaggio’s Shadow,” “Charlotte” and “ Goya, Carrière and the Ghost of Buñuel ” feature in the 15-film lineup of 2023’s second edition of ARCA Intl. Festival of Films on Arts ...

And Caravaggio’s Medusa, a wronged woman transformed into a monster, is just a severed head, and yet her face is animated with fury, mouth open in a scream, brows creased.