Supper at Emmaus or The Pilgrims at Emmaus is a 1648 oil on mahogany panel painting by Rembrandt. [1] It depicts the Gospel story of the resurrected Jesus's appearance in Emmaus.

In this symphony of natural and divine light, everything is nuanced, from the iridescent colors of Christ’s robe to the gradated emotions of the faithful recognizing the risen Savior. Rembrandt …

Oct 8, 2017 · This invisible inner turmoil is what Rembrandt has painted here, in “The supper at Emmaus”. The story comes from the Gospels: after the resurrection, Jesus “reveals himself” to …

Rembrandt depicted the theme of Christ at Emmaus many times throughout his career. However, no other version attained the perfection of this early work, in which the mystery is suggested …

Although Rembrandt made three drawings after Leonardo's Last Supper, which he knew from copies and engravings, its importance for him is also apparent in his later depictions of the …

The Supper at Emmaus In this emulation of Rembrandt’s Pilgrims at Emmaus, the pupil was clearly trying to differentiate himself from his master: the trompe-l’œil curtain, suddenly drawn …

The artwork titled “The Supper at Emmaus” was crafted by the influential artist Rembrandt in the year 1648. This remarkable creation is rendered in oil on board, measuring 65 by 68 …

The two disciples react with surprise. The innkeeper calmly descending the stairs seems unaware of what is transpiring. Unlike previously, here Rembrandt places Christ under a baldachin as …

Rembrandt's first Supper at Emmaus. It shows the exact moment when the two men realize that the person who has been accompanying them on their journey to Emmaus is their deceased …

On their way to the village of Emmaus two of Jesus' students talk about the events of the past days. They are joined by their master, whom they do not recognize. Rembrandt also depicted …