[HN Gopher] The last crimes of Caravaggio
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The last crimes of Caravaggio
Author : prismatic
Score : 86 points
Date : 2024-03-27 14:04 UTC (8 hours ago)
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| pvg wrote:
| https://archive.is/bDovV
| neonate wrote:
| http://web.archive.org/web/20240327160052/https://www.newsta...
| huytersd wrote:
| Caravaggio was my favorite artist with the chiaroscuro style when
| I was naive about art and he still is now when I'm not.
| david927 wrote:
| great comment! I think Caravaggio is an artist's artist. Come
| for the drama and tenebrism, stay for the unbridled genius.
| ramijames wrote:
| This was an excellent article!
|
| He's one of my favorite painters. Such depth and emotion. It's so
| fun to know more about how awful an actual person he was. Super
| cool that all of this information is still accessible 400 years
| later.
| ilikeitdark wrote:
| One of my favorite painter. Deserves a film or limited series.
| Only if done well and with accuracy, which may be near
| impossible.
| ecocentrik wrote:
| There is a decent film by Derik Jarman, Caravaggio (1986) with
| Sean Bean and Tilda Swinton.
| bbkane wrote:
| I recommend the Caravaggio episodes of
| https://artholespodcast.com/ to everyone!
|
| Michael Anthony does a REALLY good job contextualizing
| Caravaggios crazy actions and giving a "window" into life in
| Italy then.
| SirLJ wrote:
| This is great podcast! Frida Kahlo series was the best IMHO
| jpfr wrote:
| I agree! The ArtHoles podcast is superb.
|
| There were some updates on his Instagram lately. Fingers
| crossed for more episodes.
|
| This is the first online-first content producer I'd consider
| paying real money for...
| jdmoreira wrote:
| I recommend the episodes about his life on the History on Fire
| podcast. This guy was WILD
| lazide wrote:
| Jesus Christ does that website have a shit ton of trackers. 321
| 'partners with access to fine geolocation'?!?
| anonnon wrote:
| His erratic behavior may have been attributable to heavy metal
| poisoning, especially lead, much of which came from his paints:
| https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2010/jun/16/caravag...
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