• Bacchus by Caravaggio - Facts & History of the Painting

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    Bacchus by Caravaggio is an oil on canvas painting painted by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.

  • Young Sick Bacchus by Caravaggio - Top 10 Facts

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    What we do know is that Young Sick Bacchus is a self-portrait by Caravaggio which he painted during the time he was seriously ill.

  • Caravaggio - Sick Bacchus

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    Caravaggio - Sick Bacchus. Caravaggio (1571-1610) is the stage name of the painter Michelangelo Merisi. It comes from the birthplace of his father Fermo Merisi.

  • Bacchus by Caravaggio: An Analysis - YouTube

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    Bacchus by Caravaggio: An Analysis.

  • Caravaggio's Enigmatic Bacchus, the Early Masterpiece...

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    The Uffizi Bacchus is one of Caravaggio's most famous works, but it is also one of the most enigmatic.

  • "Bacchus" (Caravaggio) - Büyük Ustanın Resmi

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    "Bacchus" (Caravaggio) - tasvir eden bir resimgenç kahraman Arkasına yaslandı. Saçında üzüm meyveleri ve yaprakları var.

  • "Bacchus" (Caravaggio) - Büyük Ustanın Resmi

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    Daha sonra, "Bacchus" tuvalinin (Caravaggio) nasıl yazıldığını açıklayacağız. Resmin açıklaması çok ayrıntılı olacak.

  • Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio | Bacchus (1589) | Artsy

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    Bacchus, 1589. Oil on canvas. 95 × 85 in | 241.3 × 215.9 cm.

  • Bacchus in the Mirror of Caravaggio - HubPages

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    The Michelangelo’s Bacchus (dated around 1497) seems to be the nearest reference to the Bacchus by Caravaggio.

  • Caravaggio Bacchus - Uffizi Gallery - Your Contact in Florence

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    Caravaggio Bacchus is one of the masterpieces of the Uffizi. Go through the particulars of the painting and discover Caravaggio's obsession with realism.