This man painted a large red curtain hanging over a seemingly pregnant Mary in his Death of the Virgin. In one of his works, the title figure's hand brushes the edge of a stone slab jutting out towards the viewer, and in another, a basket of fruit teeters perilously on a table's edge. In addition to The Entombment of Christ and Supper at Emmaus, this artist painted a work in which a diagonal beam of light extends Christ's outstretched finger to the figures seated at a table. For 10 points, name this Baroque painter who frequently used tenebrism
This man painted a large red curtain hanging over a seemingly pregnant Mary in his Death of the Virgin. In one of his works, the title figure's hand brushes the edge of a stone slab jutting out towards the viewer, and in another, a basket of fruit teeters perilously on a table's edge. In addition to The Entombment of Christ and Supper at Emmaus, this artist painted a work in which a diagonal beam of light extends Christ's outstretched finger to the figures seated at a table. For 10 points, name this Baroque painter who frequently used tenebrism, as seen in The Calling of St. Matthew.
This man painted a large red curtain hanging over a seemingly pregnant Mary in his Death of the Virgin.
{Caravaggio} or {Michelangelo Merisi}