Supper at Emmaus 1530
titian
oil painting
jesus-christ
underpainting
christianity
painting painterly
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Titian's "Supper at Emmaus" (1530) is a renowned painting depicting the moment when Jesus reveals himself to two disciples after his resurrection. Set in a rustic inn, the scene features a richly detailed table laden with food and a dog at the foot of it. The dramatic lighting highlights Jesus's presence and the disciples' reactions, creating an atmosphere of awe and disbelief. The painting is a classic example of the High Renaissance style, combining naturalism with an emotional intensity that reflects the deep religious significance of the subject. Currently housed in the Louvre, Paris, this masterpiece exemplifies Titian's skill as a painter of both human emotion and the subtleties of light.
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