Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio

baroque

Caravaggio Paintings 1571 - 1610 Italy, Baroque Painter

Amor Victorious, 1602-1603

Oil on canvas, 61 3/8 x 44 3/8 inches (156 x 113 cm)

Staatliche Museen, Berlin

Mythological Art

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OIL PAINTING: Amor Victorious, 1602-1603
This painting by Caravaggio - Amor Victorious was always considered one of Caravaggio's great masterpieces. He painted it for Marchese Giustiniani. The figure sets up a direct, special and privileged relationship with the viewer, with an immediate appeal that is truly extraordinary. One is bewildered by this painting, by the absolute freedom that the subject obviously enjoys, detaching himself from mere mortals who must obey the laws of nature. The figure is in the act of mocking the world with a complete impunity, a self-assurance that produce a mixture of astonishment and envy. The figure has a torso that recalls Michelangelo's Victory.