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　　The works of Caravaggio and his followers and contemporaries

in early 17th-century Rome. Caravaggio eclipsed all other artists

of his time. But just who were these fellow travellers? Bringing

together 200 paintings from world collections, Rome in Caravaggio’s

Day is the first work to reconstruct the connective tissue of the

Eternal City where the great genius lived and worked. In the period

between 1595 and 1635, Rome was a crucible in which artists of

different backgrounds, cultures, and tongues worked side by side

exchanging techniques, experiences, styles, and iconographies. In

the space of a few years, they swept away the late mannerist

stereotypes and ushered in the most extraordinary artistic renewal

ever witnessed in Rome. The results would be felt all over Europe

throughout the seventeenth century. The catalog relates this poorly

known story to a broad audience, rendering justice and visibility

to talented artists who had the "misfortune" of living in Rome in

the early decades of the 1600s and have languished into modern

times in the shadow of the incredibly popular Caravaggio.

CARAVAGGIO'S ROME 1600-1630 Essays

Not Only Caravaggio

Rossella Vodret, Belinda Granata

What a Century: When Caravaggio Arrived in Rome

Fabio Isman

Waiting for Caravaggio

Claudio Strznati

The Petrignani Family from Amelia in Rome

at the Time of Caravaggio.

Patronage and Commissioning

Massimo Moretti

Cavalier Baglione: the Contrasts

of a Virtuous Academic

Stefania Macioce

Cardinal Paolo Sfondrati Patron

of Giovanni Baglione

Harula Economopoulos

Tommaso Salini, between Baglione and Caravaggio

Victoria Markova

An Enigmatic Case of Roman Caravaggism:

the Galleria Borghese Judgement of Solomon

Alessandro Zuccari

Rome Seen from Milan. Rereading

the Debuts of Painters from Lombardy

and Piedmont in Rome

Maria Cristina Terzaghi

Venetian Artists in Rome, 15 90-163 0

Maria Giulia Aurigemma

Saraceni (and his School) yet to be "Found"

Maria Giulia Aurigemma

Rome 1600-1630. The Giustiniani Family:

Collectors of Caravaggio

Si/via Danesi Squarzina

Bologna "New and Delightful Athens".

Considerations on Bolognese Painters Active

in Rome between 1600 and 1630

Raffaella Morselli

……

CARAVAGGIO'S ROME 1600-1630　Works

　　Rossella Vodret is director of the Polo Museale of Rome.

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The works of Caravaggio and his followers and contemporaries in early 17th-century Rome. Caravaggio eclipsed all other artists of his time. But just who were these fellow travellers? Bringing together 200 paintings from world collections, Rome in Caravaggio’s Day is the first work to reconstruct the connective tissue of the Eternal City where the great genius lived and worked. In the period between 1595 and 1635, Rome was a crucible in which artists of different backgrounds, cultures, and tongues worked side by side exchanging techniques, experiences, styles, and iconographies. In the space of a few years, they swept away the late mannerist stereotypes and ushered in the most extraordinary artistic renewal ever witnessed in Rome. The results would be felt all over Europe throughout the seventeenth century. The catalog relates this poorly known story to a broad audience, rendering justice and visibility to talented artists who had the "misfortune" of living in Rome in the early decades of the 1600s and have languished into modern times in the shadow of the incredibly popular Caravaggio.