Caravaggio in Context

Focusing on Caravaggio's early Roman period from 1594 to 1602, this study explores his groundbreaking contributions to art within the frameworks of humanism and science. It highlights his innovative techniques, such as pronounced naturalism and dramatic chiaroscuro, along with his unconventional subject matter, including still-life and genre scenes. By situating his work in its cultural context, the analysis reveals the significance of Caravaggio's artistry and its impact on the evolution of art.