Carlo Saraceni, a Venetian-born painter, arrived in Rome at the age of about twenty, around 1598 - 1600 and stayed there for about two decades where he gathered praise and success. When his time in the papal city was over, he returned to his hometown and a few months later died, aged 40, in 1620. During his stay in the Capitoline city, Saraceni was a pupil of the sculptor Cesare Mariani and grew closer and closer to the circle of Caravaggio's admirers. His early works showed very high quality and great skill in the personal interpretation of Caravaggio added to the typical features o
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