The people look scared of him.

Scared of him?

No, in fact, it's called "The Blessed Ranieri, Freeing the Poor from a Prison in Florence" by Sussetta, 1437.

Oh, he was a Renaissance superhero?

Yeah, he looks like he's got a turbo rocket, you know where.

Oh, I get it.

He's a saint.

How do you know that?

Look, he's coming out of a cloud.

And also, there's a halo around his head.

The poor wrote to Ranieri, asking for his help.

So, then a saint dug the tunnel so they could escape.

And the sky, is it golden because of the saint?

That's right.

The sky is where God lives.

And clouds of gold.

God must be really rich.

No, no, the gold in all that is symbolic.

In the 15th century, they used gold for lots of religious paintings.

Maybe it means that God is capable of performing miracles.

Can he make me a super turbo hero, huh?

Write to him and ask him. "The Blessed Ranieri, Freeing the Poor from a Prison in Florence." The Louvre Museum, Paris.