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This small church is not really noticeable among so many churches in Rome. His fame is mainly due to Caravaggio. The three altar paintings he painted for the church are very famous and are his earliest works.

It's a privately sponsored cathedral. It's very beautiful. The most famous one is the three works created by Caravaggio in his early years. It's next to the main altar. It's worth seeing. I think it's very beautiful. There are many people in this cathedral during the day.

It's a very worthwhile church. Saint Louis is what we usually call Louis IX. It's a church built in memory of him. There are many works of famous painters whose names I can't remember.

It is the national church of France in Rome. It was built in the 16th century and is famous for its three large paintings by Caravaggio. The painting is in the last prayer room on the left. When the coin is put on and the light is turned on, it can be seen clearly that the angels and St. Matthew, the martyrdom of St. Matthew, and the call of St. Matthew describe the life of St. Matthew. The church is still easy to find and does not need admission tickets. It opens on Thursday afternoon and at other times. Caravaggio's paintings are still worth seeing. They are beautiful in the light! Michelangelo Merisi Da Caravaggio (1571-1610), a famous Italian painter from the end of the 16th century to the beginning of the 17th century. His artistic career began after the death of the Italian Renaissance masters. He is an outstanding Italian realistic painter. Zeng studied painting from Milan painter Pedchano, inherited the tradition of realistic folk paintings in northern Italy, and was influenced by the Venetian School of Painting. Active in Rome, Napoli, Malta and Sicily from 1593 to 1610. He is usually considered to belong to the Baroque School and has an important influence on the formation of the Baroque School. The Napoli School headed by Caravaggio (also known as Caravaggio School) sprang up in Napoli, southern Italy. It was influenced by Nederland's paintings. It opposed the rigid doctrine of the Academy School and the exaggerated flashiness of Baroque art. It pursued the simple, fresh and direct expression of nature; with simple, strong light and dark, rigorous and firm outline, it used to be. The unprecedented simplicity of style played a key and important role in the transformation of Renaissance humanistic painting from the 15th to 16th centuries to 17th century realist painting, and had a far-reaching impact on contemporary realist art trends in Spain, France, the Netherlands and the 19th century. Angel and St. Matthew, one of St. Matthew's knees kneeling on a very unstable stool, facing St. Matthew, an angel who is dictating the gospel, the light shining on St. Matthew's face symbolizes God's silent enlightenment to the future disciple. On Christmas Eve, St. Matthew and his laborers counted the hard work they had earned for a year at his home. Just then, Jesus came to his home with his disciple Simon Peter. After entering the door, Jesus reached out and called St. Matthew to follow him. He asked St. Matthew to give him happiness. The people present were surprised and delighted. The joy came from heaven, and the joy came from heaven. Only the young workers who counted the money were concentrating on counting the hard work they had earned for a year without paying attention to Jesus'presence. Saint Matthew's martyrdom, the story in the picture is cruel and tragic. The regretful face on the left, which is hidden from the darkness, is the author's self-portrait. The author in the picture witnessed the tragic scene.

A beautiful church serves the French in Italy, not far from Warnavo Square and Pantheon. I've read other people's travels, and I'm attracted by the beauty of the church. After enjoying the beauty of the church, I suddenly remembered that I could see the early works of the Karawa Bridge here. There was no need to look for them at all. The church was not big. There were many people around it, so I went anywhere. Just looked at a few eyes, the lights suddenly went out, I looked at the staff with a dull face, the staff said it was over, I looked at the next 5:30 time, think Italy is not very reliable, half an hour earlier to turn off the lights, rushing people. Wait for the next day to remember, the light to see the painting is charged, people say that the light time is over!

The Church of St. Louis, near the Church of Notre Dame, though not so large or well known, was built by a pope with some gorgeous Byzantine mosaics. The church is a good contrast to the Baroque cathedral, where you can visit St. Mary's Cathedral back and forth and then walk to the smokeless hill.

St. Louis Church: San Luigi de I Francesi was founded in 1518-1589. It is the national church of France in Rome. It is named Notre Dame, St. Daniel and King Louis IX of France. The French features of the church are obvious, with statues of Charles the Great, St. Louis and St. Clotteld on its facades.