Awards

• Short-listed for Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction 2011
• Short-listed for Baillie Gifford Prize for Nonfiction 2011
• Winner of New York Times Notable Book 2011
• Winner of New York Times Notable Book 2011.
• Winner of New York Times Notable Selection 2011

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Andrew Graham-Dixon is the most gifted art critic of his generation. --Robert Hughes, former art critic of Time Magazine and author of The Shock of the New

Graham-Dixon combed the criminal records of the era to glean extraordinary details about the artist 's run-ins with the law. He skillfully evokes the social and religious context of turn-of-the-17th-century Italy. --Ann Levin

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Andrew Graham-Dixon is a prominent writer, television host, and historian. He has written a number of acclaimed books and has won the Hawthornden Prize, Britain’s top prize for writing about art. Considered “the most gifted art critic of his generation” (Robert Hughes), Graham-Dixon researched Caravaggio’s life for more than ten years.

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