One artist of this school painted a work in which a pale hand points down to a tool basket and a crown of thorns in the lower left corner, as three distraught women see him placed in a tomb; that work, The Deposition, is found in Rome's San Pietro in Montorio.
One artist of this school painted a work in which a pale hand points down to a tool basket and a crown of thorns in the lower left corner, as three distraught women see him placed in a tomb; that work, The Deposition, is found in Rome's San Pietro in Montorio. Another artist of this school painted a work in which the view of a woman's candle is blocked by a guard's arm, while the woman holds the robe of the title man; the use of small visible light sources, as in The Denial of St. Peter and Christ Before the High Priest earned that artist the name "Gherardo delle Notti". This school was noted for depictions of prostitutes, including one of a smiling, bare-chested woman, grabbed by an old man, the Scene of Venal Love, and Dirck van Baburen's The Procuress. Another member of this school painted several musicians, as in his Singing Lute Player or Flute Player. For 10 points, Gerrit van Honthorst and Hendrik ter Brugghen were members of what school named for a Dutch city and the painter of The Calling of St. Matthew. 
One artist of this school painted a work in which a pale hand points down to a tool basket and a crown of thorns in the lower left corner, as three distraught women see him placed in a tomb; that work, The Deposition, is found in Rome's San Pietro in Montorio.
Utrecht Caravaggisti [accept Dutch Caravaggisti before "a Dutch city"; prompt on "Utrecht School" or "Caravaggisti"] 