Nikolai's Ge's version is unusual for depicting the central figure on a bed, while another notable depiction of it is a 16th century woodcut featuring a circular window, a man resting his head on his arms, and an empty plate on the floor.
An open book between two candles can be seen in this scene's depiction by Peter Paul Rubens, while another version of it depicts the chest and arms of naked man as an apparition over the central event. Nikolai's Ge's version is unusual for depicting the central figure on a bed, while another notable depiction of it is a 16th century woodcut featuring a circular window, a man resting his head on his arms, and an empty plate on the floor. In addition to those paintings by Salvador Dalí and Albrecht Dürer, Andrea del Castagno's version depicts all the figures (*) except one sitting on a long bench at a white linen table. A diagonal orientation and an abundance of angels flowing out of a lamp characterizes Tintoretto's version, while the most famous depiction of it has the Sforza coat of arms above it and is located on a wall in the Santa Maria della Grazie. For 10 points, name this Biblical scene which depicts the last meal of Christ.
An open book between two candles can be seen in this scene's depiction by Peter Paul Rubens, while another version of it depicts the chest and arms of naked man as an apparition over the central event.
The Last {Supper}