A 500-year-old oil painting captures common misconceptions about God. The painting, entitled the Trinity Triptych, was created by Renaissance artist Domenico Beccafumi in 1513. It was originally intended as an altarpiece for a hospital chapel.

The Trinity Triptych is now housed in an art museum. Further details about the painting and its significance are available from the source. The painting's depiction of God is discussed in an article, which explores the concept of God in a unique way, suggesting that God hosts parties and tells jokes, although the specifics of this idea are not provided here.