Jerome Writing, he depicts Christ being recognized by a man wearing a pilgrim's shell who extends his arms outward in Supper at Emmaus.  
This artist painted himself and Mario Minniti in a work where one boy plays a lute, The Musicians. He depicted Minitti again in one version of a work portraying a white-turbaned woman reading a palm, The Fortune Teller. Another work by this man portrays a skull lying on a book next to the title saint. In addition to St. (*)  Jerome Writing, he depicts Christ being recognized by a man wearing a pilgrim's shell who extends his arms outward in Supper at Emmaus.  For 10 points, name this Baroque Italian artist, who used tenebrism in a work showing Christ pointing to the title man, The Calling of St. Matthew.
This artist painted himself and Mario Minniti in a work where one boy plays a lute, The Musicians.
{Caravaggio} [or Michelangelo {Merisi}]