Sybille Ebert-Schifferer is the director of the Bibliotheca Hertziana at the Max Planck Institute for Art History in Rome.
"[Caravaggio] accomplishes the seemingly impossible by offering
readers a fresh take on the issues of market, reception, and
knowledge that informed Caravaggio's artistic
production."--Renaissance Quarterly
"A perceptive and readable scholarly volume."--The Burlington
Magazine
"Richly illustrated with numerous fine color plates."--Choice
"This is a rigorous and scrupulous reexamination of Caravaggio's
works by the standards of art. . . . The narrative is clear and
well-reasoned, and the translation from the original German is
exemplary. . . . And then there are the works themselves!
Gorgeously reproduced and exceptionally well integrated into the
text, this is a book that should be particularly sought after by
those new to the works of this incomparable master."--THE Magazine
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