Caravaggio (1571-1610) was a celebrated yet controversial Italian painter known for his violent temperament and precise technique. This work reassesses his entire ouvre with a catalogue raisonné, featuring large format reproductions and close-ups of his ingenious details. Five introductory chapters analyze his career, from early struggles to growing celebrity in Rome. Caravaggio''s daring use of lighting and naturalism brought biblical events to life with unprecedented immediacy.