Caravaggio, 'The incredulity of saint Thomas'

This week we look at one of Caravaggio's most famous paintings. 'The incredulity of saint Thomas' recalls the moment when Christ appeared to His disciples with Thomas specially in His mind. The apostle had doubted Christ's resurrection, claiming that he needed to see the holes made by the nails. In this painting, Caravaggio shows exactly what happens, as Christ invites Thomas to place his finger in the wound made by the lance of the Cross. All three apostles watch the events unfold in utter inanimate astonishment.

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[@junesilvermanb2979]

Saint Thomas the Apostle, please heal my heart and soul...

[@richardbonokoski5030]

A wonderful work of art and an informative video that discusses it.

[@GsOrtega93]

I appreciate your effort to talk about christian art, and I don't want to discourage you from your endeavour, but you say almost nothing of the content of the work and are simply commenting on the very surface level, often repeating the same thing. May I suggest for future videos you delve a little deeper into the subject? You could've said a lot more in 6 minutes.

[@J.D.Paterborn]

Agreed. There a much better reflections on this out there.