He painted a woman running her fingers across the palm of a man with a black and white feathered hat in The Fortune Teller, and he painted a man sticking his finger in Jesus's torso in The Incredulity of Saint Thomas.
He painted a woman running her fingers across the palm of a man with a black and white feathered hat in The Fortune Teller, and he painted a man sticking his finger in Jesus's torso in The Incredulity of Saint Thomas. He painted a ram next to a boy, whose father holds a knife to him and is talking to an angel in The Sacrifice of Isaac, and he painted a man at a tax collector's desk, with his head down, being pointed out in The Calling of St. Matthew. The painter of a man in red who fell off his horse, for 10 points, name this artist of The Conversion of St. Paul.
He painted a woman running her fingers across the palm of a man with a black and white feathered hat in The Fortune Teller, and he painted a man sticking his finger in Jesus's torso in The Incredulity of Saint Thomas.
{Caravaggio} [or {Michelangelo Merisi}]