Caravaggio's painting of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas c. 1601–1602 was painted for Vincenzo Giustiniani (Pietro Bellori) and later entered the Royal Collection of Prussia, survived the Second World War unscathed, and is now in the Palais at Sanssouci, Potsdam, Berlin. It…
This work is linked to John 20: 24-29. The original size of the painting was 20.9” х8” inches. It is currently att he Puskin Musewum in Moscow, Russia. It is oil on oak panel.
This De Vos painting is oil on panel, measures 207 × 185,2 cm and is housed in Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp . It shows the episode that gave rise to the term "Doubting Thomas" According to the Gospel of John, Thomas the Apostle missed one of Jesus's appearances to…
What first strikes one about this fresco, which Tiepolo painted on the ceiling of the church of the Gesuati (or Sta. Maria del Rosario) in his native Venice, is its sheer size. Indeed at 40 feet by 15 feet, it is the largest version of this subject in European art. Tiepolo…
Solomon has been called to rule on the claims made by two prostitutes (living in the same house) who had given birth at the same time. One of the infants has died (its body is held in the arms of the woman on the right) and the women are contesting the parentage of the…
The first Book of Kings in the Bible (3:16-28) tells the story of how King Solomon had to pass judgment in a case concerning two prostitutes who lived in the same house and had given birth at the same time. One of the children died shortly afterwards, and now both women…
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