Narcissus Print by CaravaggioThe Story Behind the Narcissus Print by Caravaggio The Narcissus print by Caravaggio portrays the story of a young man who falls in love with his own reflection, ultimately leading to his death from self obsession. It was painted around 1597 and is inspired by classical mythology which was a rare them that Caravaggio depicted. The original Narcissus print is now displayed by the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica which is in Rome.

1660) The Milkmaid oil painting portrays an unassuming maid

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Venus is the Goddess of love and beauty

Clear Morning print is part of the series

just before his 29th birthday and is the most personal and iconic of the three

The painting was one of a series of seven similar militiamen paintings from various artists

The Magdalen with the Smoking Flame Print

This painting is part of a series depicting Christ and the 12 Apostles and draws on Byzantine art tradition

Raphael painted the Greek mythology figures of the Three Graces signifying beauty

25 years after he completed the Sistine Chapel ceiling (which includes the famous Creation of Adam)

Painted around 1520 to 1523

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