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.... His [[Ancient Rome|Roman]] equivalent was Cupid, "desire", also known as Amor, "love". He was often associated with Aphrodite. Like [[Dionysus]], he was ...02c Amor vincit omnia 1045x1428.jpg|thumb|200px|Caravaggio's ''Amor Vincit Omnia'']] ...

...- Google Art Project.jpg|thumb|center|<i>[[Eros (mythology)|Amor]] Vincit Omnia</i> (ca. 1601–1602) by [[Caravaggio]]. Oil on canvas, 156.5 × 113.3 cm (Ber ...his protégé that the proper object of male homoerotic desire is boys (<i>l’amor maschio è fanciullo</i>) and he roundly condemns men who seek out sex with ...

...px-Amor_Vincet_Omnia.jpg|220px-Amor_Vincet_Omnia.jpg]] [[]] [[Amor Vincit Omnia]] (Love Conquers All) by [[Caravaggio]] is often interpreted as an idealize ...

...many of Caravaggio's most famous paintings, including his 1602 Amor Vincit Omnia, and became a well-known artist himself, known as Cecco del Caravaggio. ...

...studies like his [[wikipedia:Amor Vincit Omnia (Caravaggio)| ‘Amor Vincit Omnia.’]] Some may even have been his lovers. These paintings are thus arguably r ...

...:CARAVAGGIO 1602c Amor vincit omnia 1045x1428.jpg|thumb|120 px|Amor vincit omnia 1602c]] ...602 ''[[:File:CARAVAGGIO_1602c_Amor_vincit_omnia_1045x1428.jpg|Amor Vincit Omnia]],'' and may be the artist known as Cecco del Caravaggio.<ref>M: The Man Wh ...