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May 2024
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Caravaggio - The Birth of Baroque Episod...

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In this episode, we explore Caravaggio's groundbreaking techniques and tumultuous life, highlighting how his dramatic use of light and realism laid the foundation for the Baroque movement. Discover how his intense emotional depth and innovative compositions revolutionized art, marking the birth of Baroque.

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