Children discuss the androgyny of a figure in a painting of this scene in the first episode of Ways of Seeing. A maid in a white turban appears in two versions of this scene by Hendrick Terbrugghen. In 1937, Hans van Meegeren used the painting The Awakening of Lazarus as a base to create a "perfect forgery" of this scene. An old maid carries a tin basket of ribs behind the central figure (-5[1])in a darkly lit painting of this scene (-5[1])housed in Milan's Brera gallery. (-5[1])In a painting of this scene, a bowl of ripe fruit balances precariously at the edge (10[1])of a table. (-5[1])In that painting of this scene, a man with a seashell on his tunic (-5[1])stretches his arms outwards, while Jesus (-5[1])sits at the center of a table and reaches (-5[1])with his right hand to bless bread. For 10 points, Caravaggio painted two versions of what scene, where Jesus dines with two disciples? ■END■ (10[2]0[4])