This is Caravaggio's earliest known work, It was painted in Rome when the artist was 21 years old and is now a part of the Longhi collection in Italy. A slightly larger version of the painting was made a year later and is now a part of the Royal Collection, displayed at which palace?

This work, , was made around In later years the subject rose to which position in the Catholic Church?

This is a second version of a painting which is also known as after the poet who wrote, "Flee, for if your eyes are petrified in amazement, she will turn you to stone." Which mythological character does the painting portray?

Subtitled this is one of at least 8 paintings by Caravaggio showing which biblical figure?

Located today in the Cleveland Museum of Art, this piece which was painted in 1607, shows the crucifixion of which Saint - one of the 12 Apostles?

Painted during the last year of Caravaggio's life, this piece depicts which two biblical figures?

Painted in 1609, the has which unique honour amongst Caravaggio's works?

Created circa 1595, the first of Caravaggio's religious paintings is this piece which depicts Saint Francis of Assisi in which state?

Painted between 1601-1602, this piece is entitled How does this Latin Phrase translate into English?

This is thought to be Caravaggio's final work. Painted in Naples in 1610, it depicts the martyrdom of which saint?