The Buddha walking calmly along a forest road with his alms bowl, while behind him the bandit Aṅgulimāla, sword lowered, has stopped in the road and stares after him, painted in the style of a Thai temple mural.
Buddhist Extracts

Aṅgulimāla: What Changes When a Murderer Stops

A bandit who wore his victims’ fingers around his neck chases the Buddha and cannot catch him. It is usually told as a story of redemption, and it is one — but the sutta goes on past the point where most retellings stop, and the best of it is there.