The Road to Emmaus (Duccio di Buoninsegna, 1308-1311)
The Road to Emmaus
The Road to Emmaus
The Road to Emmaus (Caravaggio, 1601)
The Road to Emmaus (Caravaggio, 1606)
The Road to Emmaus (Jan Wildens, 1640s)
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Christ Bearers 
Awesome to see both versions of Carravagio’s Christ at Emmaus. I like the 1606 one.
As Jamie says, the 1606 Caravaggio is superb yet less well known, the model for Christ seems (for me) the more authentic. But the moment of utter shock is best captured in the 1601 painting.
Thanks for putting these wonderful images together