Following a recovery from illness, Emil Nolde depicted this scene, using green and yellow prominently in the faces of the bunched-together figures.
Following a recovery from illness, Emil Nolde depicted this scene, using green and yellow prominently in the faces of the bunched-together figures. Andrea del Castagno's depiction of this scene includes the notable seclusion of one figure, and another depiction of it is done on a diagonal axis, with the (*) central figure surrounded by a powerful aureole. In addition to that version by Tintoretto, another depiction of this scene was done for Ludovico Sforza and includes a group of surprised figures on the far left. For 10 points, identify this scene in which Jesus announces that one of his companions will betray him, most famously painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
Following a recovery from illness, Emil Nolde depicted this scene, using green and yellow prominently in the faces of the bunched-together figures.
The {Last Supper}