Walter Ellis is an author whose works often delve into intricate plots and insightful explorations of human nature. His writing is recognized for its meticulous detail and ability to immerse readers in carefully constructed worlds. Ellis examines themes of conspiracy and hidden motives with sharp intelligence. His literary style offers a distinctive blend of suspense and profound observation.
Caravaggio was the greatest artist since Titian, a favourite of Popes and wealthy bankers. But at a time when the resurgent Ottoman Empire was planning a second wave of conquest, he discovered a secret so dark that it threatened the very existence of the Catholic Church. The secret endures.
Regarded as a significant work, this farce in three acts has been meticulously retyped, redesigned, and reformatted to ensure clarity and readability. The effort to preserve the play highlights its importance throughout history, making it accessible for both current and future generations.
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