Creation of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas
- 1600s
- Early modern
- Art

The Incredulity of Saint Thomas is an oil canvas painting by Caravaggio, created c. 1601–1602. It was painted for Vincenzo Giustiniani and later entered the Royal Collection of Prussia, survived the Second World War unscathed, and is now in the Sanssouci Picture Gallery, in Potsdam.
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Which happened first?
- Creation of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas and Creation of Supper at Emmaus happened in the same year
- Creation of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas and Creation of Amor Vincit Omnia happened in the same year
- Creation of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas happened 1 year after Creation of The Entombment of Christ
- Creation of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas happened 1 year after Creation of Conversion on the Way to Damascus
- Creation of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas happened 1 year before Creation of The Inspiration of Saint Matthew
Timeline
- Creation of Conversion on the Way to Damascus1600s
- Creation of The Entombment of Christ1600s
- Creation of Amor Vincit Omnia1600s
- Creation of Supper at Emmaus1601
- Creation of The Incredulity of Saint Thomas (this page)1600s
- Creation of The Inspiration of Saint Matthew1602