CARAVAGGIO'S 'NARCISSUS': A BAROQUE MASTERPIECE OF MYTH AND MIRRORING

Caravaggio's "Narcissus," painted in the early 17th century, is a stunning example of Baroque art. It portrays the myth of Narcissus, known for his beauty and his tragic fixation on his own reflection. This painting is notable for Caravaggio's signature use of chiaroscuro, creating a vivid contrast of light and shadow. It remains an important work for understanding Baroque art and the exploration of human psychology in painting. For more about this piece, visit here.

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