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Caravaggio’s “Conversion of St. Paul”

Culture
Italy
Commencé February 12, 2026

(in the Cerasi Chapel of the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo) Paul lies sprawled beneath his horse, arms opened, hands extended, upraised, creating a cup for his spilled head.His face. The post Caravaggio’s “Conversion of St. Paul” appeared first on First Things

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CLAIM Publié par will • Feb 12, 2026
Caravaggio's focus on physicality in St. Paul’s conversion detracts from the spiritual significance of the narrative.

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Caravaggio’s portrayal of St. Paul’s conversion highlights the transformative power of art in conveying profound spiritual experiences.

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CLAIM Publié par will • Feb 12, 2026
Art, such as Caravaggio's, serves as a bridge between history and spirituality, inviting diverse interpretations of religious themes.

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While Caravaggio's technique is masterful, his interpretation of St. Paul’s conversion oversimplifies a complex theological moment.

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The dramatic imagery in Caravaggio’s work emphasizes the emotional struggle inherent in personal faith transformations.

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