In that version, the title figure is lying on his back and reaching upward.
One version of this scene sees the central figure wear a suit of armor and look toward a figure in a red cape at the upper left. In another version of this scene, a man in yellow comforts the title figure while onlookers look upward in horror. In addition to versions by Cranach the Elder and Michelangelo, another depiction of this scene shows a bright light that is unseen by a servant and the large horse that is standing over the title figure. In that version, the title figure is lying on his back and reaching upward. For 10 points, name this scene, depicted by Caravaggio, that shows an incident from Acts in which an epistle-writing apostle is blinded and turned into a Christian.
One version of this scene sees the central figure wear a suit of armor and look toward a figure in a red cape at the upper left.
the {Conversion} of {St. Paul} [accept the {Conversion} of {Saul}; accept reasonable equivalents {involving Paul} or {Saul}]