I didn’t know anything about her life until right now, when I did a tiny bit of reading, but even when I saw it I remember being struck by her Judith and Holofernes! So different from the Caravaggio painting of the same scene; so much more physical.

Oh, that’s such a difficult question. I saw so many things that I’d only heard about—or seen tiny, grainy prints of before—that the whole experience was a bit overwhelming. Do you have favourites?

This might work: archive.today/9Cwr3

It took a bit of looking, but I found one I’d taken out of the same window last year.

I feel like I’ve been in this exact place. Was this taken from an upstairs corridor in the Uffizi?

I'm not much of a photographer but I like doing long exposure stuff at night. Basically the whole reason I got into this