Painted in 1601, Supper at Emmaus is a central work of the Baroque period. Caravaggio depicts the moment of recognition when Christ reveals himself to the disciples, conveyed through light, gesture, and controlled tension within a confined space.

The puzzle is finished with a glossy surface and presented in a metal tin bearing the completed image, supporting both handling and storage without distracting from the artwork.

This jigsaw puzzle is produced from an optimized digital image of the painting, prepared specifically to function well when translated into puzzle form. The preparation focuses on clarity and continuity, ensuring that visual relationships remain readable as the image is divided into pieces and reassembled.

The following adjustments were applied to the image:

• Tonal and contrast balancing
• Color and white balance correction
• Localized noise reduction
• Minor surface imperfection and scratch cleanup where present
• Gentle sharpening to support edge definition at puzzle scale

Adjustments are restrained and aimed at respecting the original composition, lighting, and painterly intent, without exaggeration or stylistic alteration.

As the puzzle is assembled, the structure of the scene resolves gradually. The extended arm, the reactions of the figures, and the still life at the table’s edge emerge through close observation. The puzzle format allows sustained engagement with the painting through physical assembly, keeping the artwork itself at the center of the experience.