A beggar kneels in a sunlit lane and reaches up with both hands. Jesus stands over him in dark robes, bending to touch his face. Behind them, a crowd presses through the narrow street, and faces peer over the wall.
Frederiksborg notes that this painting inspired a scene in the Church film The Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd, where Jesus heals a blind man in a narrow Jerusalem street. Look at the hands: the man’s open hands, and Jesus’ hand at his eyes.
The King's Oratory, Frederiksborg Castle, Hillerød, Denmark. The 23 paintings hang in the King's Oratory, next to the castle chapel. Frederiksborg says visitors can see them every day, all year.