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Masters of the Baroque

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

Caravaggio was the first incarnation of a favourite myth of art: the violent outsider who bursts the conventions and suddenly changes the language. His life is one of the most colourful in the history of art - and he was often painting on the run.
Robert Hughes recreates the lonely and violent life and death of Caravaggio through his art. Written and narrated by ROBERT HUGHES
Readings by TONY CHURCH
Film editor MARTIN CRUMP
Directed by LORNA PEGRAM

Contributors

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Robert Hughes
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Robert Hughes
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Tony Church
Editor:
Martin Crump
Directed By:
Lorna Pegram
Source: Radio Times

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