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Caravaggio
Artist born Michelangelo Merisi
AI analysis finds €81,000 painting dismissed as copy is a work of Caravaggio
Testing determines 85.7% probability that work, entitled The Lute Player, is an original by Italian master painter
Caravaggio: The ‘boozing, whoring, brawling and bisexual bad boy of baroque’
A record-breaking exhibition in Rome celebrates an artist who refused to live in the shadow of Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael
Betrayed with a kiss: How Caravaggio’s The Taking of Christ made its way to Ireland
For nearly 200 years the painting was misattributed to someone else
Uffizi Gallery opts for mischievious mayhem on TikTok to reach audience
The Uffizi pokes fun at its masterpieces in an attempt to appeal to younger people
The old master in the kitchen: Is the Cimabue find all it seems?
When a long-lost masterpiece miraculously turns up, awkward questions must be asked
Caravaggio: the heart of the story
Why does some art endure? Ruth McKee asks fellow writers Nuala O’Connor and Alan McMonagle about the power of a good story, which like true love will never die
Caravaggio exhibition to open to the public on Saturday
The National Gallery’s heavyweight exhibition collects 40 masterpieces by Caravaggio and those he influenced
Caravaggio: painting's bad boy rock star comes to Dublin
Caravaggio was tetchy and combative, quick to take offence and always ready for a fight. That energy pours from the works in a new show at the National Gallery of Ireland
Caravaggio heads long list of Dubai Dewhurst Stakes entries
Aidan O’Brien may halso have Churchill and War Decree in the mix at Newmarket
O’Brien’s record to be bolstered by Caravaggio
Caravaggio is unbeaten in his three starts and his Coventry form has been boosted since
Caravaggio painting may have been located in French attic
The 400-year-old artwork was discovered in a property in the outskirts of Toulouse
The ‘lost’ Caravaggio, and the Irish woman who bought it
Husband’s assassination – ordered by Michael Collins – in a revenge attack for his role in suppressing the Rising prompted grieving widow to donate painting to priest
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