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Piety and Patronage : Public Religion and Private Faith Caravaggio Presented by Shannon Damron Third Friday Culture Night - June 2008.

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1 Piety and Patronage : Public Religion and Private Faith Caravaggio Presented by Shannon Damron Third Friday Culture Night - June 2008

2 First, a little history… Reformation Counter- Reformation Renaissance

3 The Progression of Painting From the Gothic… …to the Renaissance c. 1280 1506

4 Michelangelo de Merisi 1571 – 1610 Born in Milan/Caravaggio? Caravaggio 1576 - 1584 Milan 1584 – 1588 Rome 1592 – 1606 Naples 1606 - 1607 Malta 1607 – 1608 Sicily 1608 – 1609 Back to Naples in 1609, hoped to return to Rome in 1610 but died on the way

5 Cardsharps 1594

6 Bacchus 1593

7 The Fortune Teller 1594 The Fortune Teller 1597

8 The Musicians 1595

9 The Lute Player 1596

10 Penitent Magdalene 1597

11 The Sacrifice of Isaac 1598

12 The Calling of St. Matthew 1599

13 Creation of Adam, 1511 Michelangelo Buonarroti

14 Conversion of St. Paul 1601

15 The Crucifixion of St. Peter 1601

16 Victorious Cupid 1602

17 The Supper at Emmaus 1601

18 The Taking of Christ 1602

19 The incredulity of St. Thomas 1602

20 Death of the Virgin 1604

21 The Flagellation of Christ 1607

22 Portrait of Wignacourt 1607

23 The beheading of St. John the Baptist 1608

24 The Burial of St. Lucy 1608

25 The Martydrdom of St. Ursula 1610

26 David with the Head of Goliath 1609 - 1610

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