Though five figures are present in the painting, only three of the people depicted can fully be seen.
Though five figures are present in the painting, only three of the people depicted can fully be seen. Standing to the right is a tall, stern-faced man looking down toward the lower left portion of the painting where an elderly figure with a slightly illuminated face embraces a shadowy man dressed in ragged clothing. The image is full of religious meaning, describing a scene from Luke chapter fifteen. For 10 points, name this 1669 composition, one of Rembrandt's last.
Though five figures are present in the painting, only three of the people depicted can fully be seen.
The {Return of the Prodigal Son}