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Christ and the Doubting Thomas
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Italian artist Luca Signorelli painted this scene of the apostle Thomas examining Christ's wounds after the resurrection. The composition demonstrates Signorelli's mastery of human anatomy and dramatic gesture.
Signorelli was a major Italian Renaissance painter, famous for his muscular figures and dynamic compositions. His work influenced Michelangelo. It hangs at the Basilica della Santa Casa in Loreto.
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About Christ and the Doubting Thomas
You can see it at Basilica della Santa Casa, Loreto in Loreto, Italy. Luca Signorelli created it. The composition demonstrates Signorelli's mastery of human anatomy and dramatic gesture.
Signorelli was known for muscular figures and dynamic poses that influenced Michelangelo. Luca Signorelli painted this scene of the apostle Thomas examining Christ's wounds after the resurrection.
Luca Signorelli was an Italian Renaissance painter known for his powerful anatomical figures. His Last Judgment frescoes in Orvieto Cathedral influenced Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling.
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