Oil painting of a 13th-century Italian priest, Giotto style, holding a bleeding communion wafer with a look of profound shock.

A vertical close-up oil painting of a 13th-century Italian priest holding the bleeding Host. Style of Giotto with heavy medieval realism. Frontal view looking downward at his hands in profound mystical shock. He has a rugged Italian face and a traditional medieval clerical tonsure hair ring. He wears a coarse dark ochre wool medieval chasuble. Active Grip both hands are firmly holding a single paper-thin flat matte white wheat unleavened communion wafer host with a dry chalky flour texture. In the center of the dry white wafer are distinct flat dark crimson blood stains absorbing directly into the porous wheat grain with zero thickness and no wet gloss. Draped over his hands is a rough white linen corporal cloth. Plain flat solid black background with empty padding at the top of the canvas for text headroom. Eight-K resolution ultra-sharp focus masterwork quality zero digital smoothing no face-blur no blurry hands no iced cookie no frosting no sugar gloss no liquid jam no modern vestments Ver mais