London.UK. Nigel Terry as Caravaggio in a scene in ©Cinevista film, Caravaggio (1986). Director: Derek Jarman Screenplay: Derek Jarman, Suso Cecchi d'Amico and Nicholas Ward-Jackson Source: Fictionalised Life of Italian painter Caravaggio Note: The film deliberately featured anachronisms in clothing, electric light and motor vehicles. Ref:LMK110-SLIB150420-001 Supplied by LMKMEDIA. Editorial Only. Landmark Media is not the copyright owner of these Film or TV stills but provides a service only for recognised Media outlets. pictures@lmkmedia.com
![London.UK. Nigel Terry as Caravaggio in a scene in ©Cinevista film, Caravaggio (1986). Director: Derek Jarman Screenplay: Derek Jarman, Suso Cecchi d'Amico and Nicholas Ward-Jackson Source: Fictionalised Life of Italian painter Caravaggio Note: The film deliberately featured anachronisms in clothing, electric light and motor vehicles. Ref:LMK110-SLIB150420-001 Supplied by LMKMEDIA. Editorial Only. Landmark Media is not the copyright owner of these Film or TV stills but provides a service only for recognised Media outlets. pictures@lmkmedia.com Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2BGX50G/londonuk-nigel-terry-as-caravaggio-in-a-scene-in-cinevista-film-caravaggio-1986-director-derek-jarman-screenplay-derek-jarman-suso-cecchi-damico-and-nicholas-ward-jackson-source-fictionalised-life-of-italian-painter-caravaggio-note-the-film-deliberately-featured-anachronisms-in-clothing-electric-light-and-motor-vehicles-reflmk110-slib150420-001-supplied-by-lmkmedia-editorial-only-landmark-media-is-not-the-copyright-owner-of-these-film-or-tv-stills-but-provides-a-service-only-for-recognised-media-outlets-pictures@lmkmediacom-2BGX50G.jpg)
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