Last Supper (study) by Leonardo da Vinci, 1495

 
Last Supper (study) by Leonardo da Vinci
 
High Definition Print
Full Gallery of Artworks by
Leonardo da Vinci

Last Supper (study)" is dated aproximately 1495, when Leonardo da Vinci was 43 approximately. Thus, we may deem it a work belonging to the Mature period of Leonardo da Vinci.

"Last Supper (study)" is exhibited at Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna, together with other important works of art of the High Renaissance period.

Other paintings by Leonardo da Vinci in this gallery: "St. Anne, Mary and the Child (study)", dated 1501 and located at Private collection, Geneva; - "Mary and the Child with Saint Anne and Saint John (study)", completed in 1501-1506 and displayed at Gallerie dell"Accademia, Venice; - "Mary and the Child with Saint Anne and Saint John (study)", finished in 1503-1510 and located at The Louvre, Paris; - "Drawing of a child", dated 1508, presently hosted at Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence


Literature excerpt(s) related to Da Vinci and Last Supper

From The life of Leonardo da Vinci by John William Brown( published in 1828)

The most considerable of Leonardo's undertakings were those painted on the walls of the Refectory in the Convent of the Madonna dells Grazia at Milan; but, unfortunately, little remains of them to establish his fame in the present day. His grand painting of "The Last Supper", and his portrait of the Duke Ludovico Il Moro, the Duchess Beatrice d'Este, and their Children, are nearly defaced; and in addition to the ravages of time, the figure of our Saviour, which he painted on the wall, is destroyed by the enlargement of a doorway.  more

From The life of Leonardo da Vinci by John William Brown( published in 1828)

The subject chosen by the Duke of Milan to exercise the talents of this great artist, was the last supper of Jesus Christ with the twelve Apostles; and the moment represented is described in the 26th chapter of St. Matthew; and the 21st and 22nd verses: "And as they did eat he said, Verily I say unto you, that one of you shall betray me; and they were exceeding sorrowful, and began every one of them to say unto him, Lord, is it I?" This interesting subject required a perfect knowledge of the human mind. It was necessary to enter minutely into the personal character of every individual, in order to give to each the proper action and expression. The artist has surmounted this difficulty, and has given an admirable variety of action and expression, according to the disposition of those whom he represented.  more




Other paintings/pictures tagged "Last Supper"



Recent News Articles related to Da Vinci,Last Supper

Dinner and a Betrayal!
Boosh News (press release) (blog) - 7 Sep 2010 at 10:45pm
Discover why The Last Supper is one of the most famous religious images in the world. This article explains The Last Supper's appeal and why it has been the ...
Summer travels inspire lessons
2TheAdvocate - 7 Sep 2010 at 12:04am
The two went to Rome, spent a lot of time in Florence, then traveled to da Vinci's hometown, Vinci, as well as Milan to see his “Last Supper” and Paris to ...
Leonardo's Last Supper by Peter Greenaway at Park Avenue Armory
Art Daily - 24 Aug 2010 at 8:40pm
Visionary artist and filmmaker Peter Greenaway will premiere an epic and immersive multimedia work based on Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper this ...

Pictures from Flickr tagged Da Vinci,Last Supper

 The Last Deal FU*BP #4 (@the last supper)


Popular Works by Leonardo da Vinci



Popular Works by other High Renaissance artists



Posted by: |
Post a Comment:
Name*
*Required
No HTML tags allowed
Access Code*:

542/4038063