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Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper

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I chose to do my art assignment on Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” It is a late 15th century mural and was believed to be made between 1495 and 1496. It is also believed to be one of the world’s most famous paintings. It was painted to depict Jesus having his last supper with his disciples. It covers an end wall of a dining hall at a monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy. The last Supper depicts the look on each disciples face when Jesus told them that one of them would betray him. The painting was deteriorating and was restored many times. It was badly deteriorated by the 1970s. Restoration took twenty one years to complete and was returned to display on May 28, 1999. When this was done it was not completely the same …show more content…

The content shows how Jesus was so calm at this supper, even though he knew that he would shortly be crucified after this supper and that one of his disciples would betray him. I believe this a representational art because it shows real life of how Jesus was sitting at the table eating with is disciples. The art work was a visual artwork for showing how Jesus was close and put his beliefs with the disciples and how he was interacting with them. In the painting Jesus was foretelling how Peter would deny knowing Jesus. In this art work, it was considered the first work of High Renaissance art due to its high level of harmony. At Jesus head is where the vanishing point starts. The shape is showed in the art work by the height of the wall that it was painted on and by the length of the table in the art work. The space is shown by the little distance of the disciples from Jesus. It also shows space by where the table is located and the windows on the back side of the room. The value in this art work is shown with the darkness of the back part of the room. When you look closer at the table everything becomes

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This artist makes it clear that this is a religious event and not one of the natural humanistic events like a regular family dinner. Document 4, involving the second portrayal of “the last supper” was created exactly 100 years later. Although Leonardo’s version is also showing the same event, he manages to leave out the clear religious parts from the first painting and incorporates the use of linear perspective therefore making the viewer feel as if they were there being involved in the figures conversations. The amount of detail that Da Vinci uses makes the figures come alive and be in motion. The garments on which they are wearing are even folded and adds

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The Renaissance paintings of the School of Athens by Raphael and the Last Supper by Leonardo Da Vinci show Renaissance interest in human social interaction. These paintings show the importance of social interaction through perspective, color, and formal organization. Raphael’s School of Athens presents the significance of the philosophical aspect of human social interaction during this art movement. On the other hand, Da Vinci’s the Last Supper shows the importance of the theological aspect of human interaction. Both paintings reveal Renaissance artist’s interest in human contact and behavior.

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In the painting 'The Last Supper', by Nicolas Poussin 1640-1649, there are many similarities and differences in comparison to 'The Last Supper', by Jacopo Tintoretto 1592-1594. Nicolas Poussin was a French Baroque painter and Jacopo Tintoretto was an Italian Renaissance painter. These two paintings were painted about fifty years apart, both representing an important event that occurred in the Christian religion. ' The Last Supper' is the last dinner Jesus had with his disciples the night before his death. Poussin and Tintoretto use light and dark colors to create an intense and dramatic scene.

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