3. Take a look at Caravaggio's amazing Crucifixion of St. Peter (1600-01). St. Peter insisted on being crucified head down to show himself less worthy than Christ. Caravaggio uses strong crossing diagonal lines in his composition (the cross thrusting one way and the cross bearer and victim crossing the other) to add immense tension to this picture. What other devices does Caravaggio use to make this a dramatic picture? 6. What is "tenebrism"? Did Giovanna Garzoni use it? Please explain your answer with specific details. 7. What was the Counter-Reformation of the Catholic Church and how did it influence art of the Baroque Period?