The Incredulity of Thomas 

"The Incredulity of Thomas" is a painting by Flemish artist Maarten de Vos depicting the biblical story of the apostle Thomas doubting the resurrection of Jesus. Thomas refused to believe unless he could touch Jesus' wounds. In this depiction, Jesus reveals his wounds to Thomas, while other apostles look on in various expressions of wonder and belief. The painting showcases de Vos' skill in capturing the emotions and expressions of his subjects, creating a scene of dramatic intensity. "The Incredulity of Thomas" exemplifies de Vos' signature style with its detailed figures and dramatic use of light and shadow. This work of art was typical of the Antwerp Mannerist style of the late 16th century.