At the far right of this work, a bearded and balding man in an orange cape leans forward and drapes his arm across a man clad in blue, while opposite him at far left a muscular man holds a goat by the head.
At the far right of this work, a bearded and balding man in an orange cape leans forward and drapes his arm across a man clad in blue, while opposite him at far left a muscular man holds a goat by the head. A young man reaches out from a large crowd toward the axe-wielding shirtless man at center to restrain him, and to the left of that man a small altar holds the busts of two young girls, one of whom holds a golden box. A statue of Mercury looms far in the background and the head of an ox is visible in the lower center of the foreground. FTP name this tapestry by Raphael with a subject matter stemming from the book of Acts, when Paul and Barnabas are mistaken for the gods Jupiter and Mercury after curing a cripple in the titular city.
At the far right of this work, a bearded and balding man in an orange cape leans forward and drapes his arm across a man clad in blue, while opposite him at far left a muscular man holds a goat by the head.
{Sacrifice} at {Lystra} (or equivalents that include Lystra)