- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Product Type
- Lecture
- Venues
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- Borghese Gallery
- Galleria Doria Pamphilij
- Palazzo Barberini
- Presented by the same world-class experts as our walking tours, Context Lectures highlight must-see attractions, reveal hidden landmarks, and explore the best things to do during your trip so you don’t miss a thing.
Sara is an art historian with doctoral degrees in Medieval and Modern Art History and Classical Antiquities. She is the author of a book, published by the Accademia dei Lincei, on the antiquities collection of Pope Julius II and has written various articles in important scholarly journals on the history of Renaissance and Baroque collections. More recently, she had published a book on some of the most famous paintings of Caravaggio in Rome which introduces a new interpretation of the works, based on philological data, and which is changing the way we look at this artist. For many years, she has combined her philological research with her work as a university instructor, museum educator and professional tourist guide.
Led by art historian, professor, and author Sara Magister, specialized on Renaissance and Baroque art, this lecture will guide visitors on a deep understanding of the twenty-one masterpieces of Caravaggio still present into the city of Rome, discovering the connections between his genius and the functions, history, and context that had helped to generate his works.
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