Betrayed with a kiss: How Caravaggio’s The Taking of Christ made its way to Ireland

For nearly 200 years the painting was misattributed to someone else

RIC officer shot dead in revenge for treatment of republican prisoners

The Wexford files: Percival Lea-Wilson was seen by Michael Collins forcing Proclamation signatory Tom Clarke to strip naked

The man who found a Caravaggio in Dublin

Sergio Benedetti obituary: born October 28th, 1942 – died January 24th, 2018

Picture Postscript – An Irishman’s Diary about Easter 1916 and Caravaggio’s ‘The Taking of Christ’

What it went for: auction results

A `sleeper' Chinese bowl makes €37,000, a Tricolour flown in Enniscorthy during the Rising, plus a host of Irish art at Dolan's

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Proclamation said to have hung in GPO sells for €150,000

Truce handkerchief shown in 1916 fails to sell - but fire-damaged GPO keys fetch €3,400

Final anniversary auction of 1916 memorabilia

What it went for: Auction results

A boycott notice, a library and a bronze Bloomsday

The ‘lost’ Caravaggio, and the Irish woman who bought it

Husband’s assassination – ordered by Michael Collins – in a revenge attack for his role in suppressing the Rising prompted grieving widow to donate painting to priest