A Picture of a Partially Erased Drawing Based on Caravaggio’s “The Crowning With Thorns” | Blackandwhiteandthings

A Picture of a Partially Erased Drawing Based on Caravaggio’s “The Crowning With Thorns”

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~ by Faheem Haider on December 29, 2010.

Posted in Aesthetics, Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Myth, Paintings and Photography, Portraits, War Works
Tags: Caravaggio, Ecclesiastical, Ecclesiastical Art, Graphite Drawings, Having to do with Caravaggio, Narrative and Narration

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