The Spirituality of Caravaggio

History paints Caravaggio as a rebellious artist. He’s the artist who depicted himself as a sinner, brought barefoot pilgrims to his canvases, and portrayed Madonnas that seemed all too human. But to what extent can these images be seen as acts of defiance, as inappropriate and disrespectful? Could it be that behind these works lies a profound sense of spirituality, reflecting the artist’s personal search for faith?

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