Few places in Europe offer such a layered dialogue between cultures as Sicily — from Greek temples to Arab-Norman chapels, Baroque towns to Art Nouveau palaces.
When Caravaggio arrived in Sicily in 1608, he was a fugitive — restless, wounded, and transformed. What he painted on the island belongs to the most intense phase of his career.
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