Two figures on the left of this paining are derived from a Holbein print of gamblers unaware of Death. A sword is hanging from the belt of a figure sitting at a table who faces backward, while the figures on the left wear contemporary garb and the two men on the right wear cloaks. This painting features three sources of light including an oilskin-covered window, as well as a bearded figure whose left hand is pointing at his own chest while his right hand is on a coin. This painting is found alongside two works about the "inspiration" and "martyrdom" of the title figure in the Contarelli Chapel. Depicting a man formerly known as Levi, for 10 points, name this painting in which Jesus summons a tax collector, by Caravaggio.
Two figures on the left of this paining are derived from a Holbein print of gamblers unaware of Death. A sword is hanging from the belt of a figure sitting at a table who faces backward, while the figures on the left wear contemporary garb and the two men on the right wear cloaks. This painting features three sources of light including an oilskin-covered window, as well as a bearded figure whose left hand is pointing at his own chest while his right hand is on a coin. This painting is found alongside two works about the "inspiration" and "martyrdom" of the title figure in the Contarelli Chapel. Depicting a man formerly known as Levi, for 10 points, name this painting in which Jesus summons a tax collector, by Caravaggio.
Two figures on the left of this paining are derived from a Holbein print of gamblers unaware of Death.
The Calling of St. Matthew