The Conversion Of St Paul By Caravaggio | Copy By C. Caporale Oil On Canvas

Copy of the famous painting by Caravaggio kept in the Cerasi Chapel of the Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome, a work that depicts the conversion of the Saint as an ecstatic moment bathed in light.
Measurements canvas 55x70cm

Carlo Caporale 
Painter and engraver, he trained at the Liceo Artistico and the Accademia di Belle Arti in Bologna, where he was a pupil of Morandi. He began working as an engraver in 1940, preferring to use the etching technique. During his career, he printed on his own. His artistic career is marked by various phases defined by Piero Romano: the Morandi period, the period of fables, the period of resistance themes, the period of political satire, ecological discourse, old Bologna and the story of a net and barbed wire. In the variation of poetic lines, the stylistic constant acts as a unifying element, the graphic sign, now limpid and biting, now dark and lacerating, is the meeting point between academic training and sharing in the present.

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