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What is caravaggio?
Caravaggio was a painter in Italy in the late 16th century (died 1610). Though his life was short (he died at 38), he created many a spectacular work for the Catholic Church, many of which can be recognized today.
Which artist was an inspiration to later baroque artists?
The main inspiration for other baroque artist was Caravggio.
What innovative and extreme lighting technique did Italian Baroque artist Caravaggio use in his paintings?
Dark background (night), strong light on the main subject.
Is Anselm Kiefer the artist dead?
No, A Kiefer is still alive.
Is Jasper Johns the pop artist dead?
He is still alive.
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