The animal in the top part of this painting was based on sketches done by Durer. The painting is located in the church that contains Carracci's Assumption of the Virgin, and the Chigi Chapel, decorated by Raphael. Unlike Michelangelo's version of the biblical scene, this version has the title character take up the entire bottom half of the painting. Another man on the right is standing over him, while the title figure lies on top of his red cloak, blindly gazing upward at the sky. Dramatizing an occurrence in Acts, for 10 points, name this painting by Caravaggio that depicts an apostle falling off of his horse on the way to Damascus.
The animal in the top part of this painting was based on sketches done by Durer. The painting is located in the church that contains Carracci's Assumption of the Virgin, and the Chigi Chapel, decorated by Raphael. Unlike Michelangelo's version of the biblical scene, this version has the title character take up the entire bottom half of the painting. Another man on the right is standing over him, while the title figure lies on top of his red cloak, blindly gazing upward at the sky. Dramatizing an occurrence in Acts, for 10 points, name this painting by Caravaggio that depicts an apostle falling off of his horse on the way to Damascus.
The animal in the top part of this painting was based on sketches done by Durer.
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