The Lost PaintingHarr, Jonathan
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"[Robb's] account achieves both intimacy and vibrancy because of the richness of its layering, its nonstop accumulation of analyzed detail."
Richard Bernstein, New York Times Book Review, 3/6/2000
Review:"Australian-born Robb...has created an idiosyncratic but dazzling biography of Caravaggio by exploiting almost every extant fragment, including a handful of sightings by friends and enemies, and the scanty Italian police files....Just as Caravaggio took art to the edge, Robb takes biography there."
Publishers Weekly, 12/20/1999
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