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Supper at Emmaus

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112 paintings

  • Supper at Emmaus
    Supper at Emmaus
    Caravaggio
    1601 · National Gallery
  • Supper at Emmaus
    Supper at Emmaus
    Caravaggio
    1606 · Pinacoteca di Brera
  • The Supper at Emmaus
    The Supper at Emmaus
    Rembrandt
    c. 1628 · Musée Jacquemart-André
  • Supper at Emmaus
    Supper at Emmaus
    Pontormo
    1525 · Uffizi Gallery
  • Kitchen Scene with the Supper in Emmaus
    Kitchen Scene with the Supper in Emmaus
    Diego Velázquez
    c. 1618 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • The Pilgrims of Emmaus
    The Pilgrims of Emmaus
    Rembrandt
    1648 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Supper at Emmaus
    Supper at Emmaus
    Paolo Veronese
    c. 1559 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Pilgrims at Emmaus
    Pilgrims at Emmaus
    Titian
    c. 1533–1534 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Supper at Emmaus
    Supper at Emmaus
    Matthias Stom
    c. 1632–1639 · Museum of Grenoble
  • Supper at Emmaus
    Supper at Emmaus
    Moretto da Brescia
    1526 · Tosio Martinengo Gallery
  • The Supper at Emmaus
    The Supper at Emmaus
    Titian and workshop of Titian
    c. 1545 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • The Supper at Emmaus
    The Supper at Emmaus
    Jacopo Bassano
    c. 1538 · Cittadella Duomo
  • The Supper at Emmaus
    The Supper at Emmaus
    Matthias Stom
    c. 1632–1639 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
  • The Supper at Emmaus
    The Supper at Emmaus
    Diego Velázquez
    1618 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Christ in Emmaus
    Christ in Emmaus
    Jacek Malczewski
    1909 · Borys Voznytskyi Lviv National Art Gallery
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