Another painting depicting this man was, along with its artist's scene featuring an upside-down Crucifixion, situated next to Annibale Caracci's Assumption.
This man can be seen wearing yellow tunic with his back to the viewer in an unusual depiction featuring mountainous terrain painted by Abraham Brueghel. A painting in which this man is blind and touched by Jesus is in the collection of Principe Guido Odescalchi. Another painting depicting this man was, along with its artist's scene featuring an upside-down Crucifixion, situated next to Annibale Caracci's Assumption. The first night scene that featured this man was made for a chapel named after the cardinal Tiberio (*) Cerasi and can be found at the Santa Maria del Popolo. In that version, this man wears orange and green colored armor and lies supine over a red cloth in a painting showing an old man grooming the horse behind him. For 10 points, name this man whose "conversion" on the way to Damascus was shown in a painting by Caravaggio.
This man can be seen wearing yellow tunic with his back to the viewer in an unusual depiction featuring mountainous terrain painted by Abraham Brueghel.
Saint Paul [or Saul] 