In a perspective error, this painting's rightmost figure is portrayed with a right hand larger than his left hand, even though his left hand is much closer to the viewer.
In a perspective error, this painting's rightmost figure is portrayed with a right hand larger than his left hand, even though his left hand is much closer to the viewer. A still life in this painting includes a bowl of overripe and defective fruit which threatens to fall off the edge of a table. The seated figure on the right of this painting dramatically raises his arms to his sides and wears a vest pinned with a scallop shell, identifying him as a pilgrim. The man in the bottom left of this painting grasps the arms of his chair in surprise, and may be a portrayal of Cleophas. In the center of this painting, a piece of bread is blessed by a beardless Jesus, who reveals himself to two shocked disciples. For 10 points, name this Caravaggio painting of a meal in the title town after Jesus's resurrection
In a perspective error, this painting's rightmost figure is portrayed with a right hand larger than his left hand, even though his left hand is much closer to the viewer.
The Supper at Emmaus