Caravaggio — "He was always ready to pick a quarrel or engage in a fight."
He was always ready to pick a quarrel or engage in a fight.
He was always ready to pick a quarrel or engage in a fight.
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"He would not make so much as a single brushstroke without having the model before him."
"It is better to kill than to copy."
"He was always dressed in black, with a sword at his side."
"One must paint what one sees, not what one imagines."
"I have no respect for those who paint without having seen."
Reported by Giulio Mancini in 'Considerazioni sulla pittura' (describing Caravaggio's character)
Date: c. 1619-1621
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