This image shows "The Last Supper," a world-famous mural painting by Leonardo da Vinci, made between 1495 and 1498. It captures the powerful moment when Jesus tells his twelve apostles that one among them is going to betray him. The scene is set in a simple rectangular room, with a long dining table in front, and the apostles sitting in groups of three on either side, each showing different emotions—shock, disbelief, confusion.
Da Vinci has used very clever perspective here, so that the viewer’s eye naturally goes straight to Jesus, who is sitting right in the centre of the painting. The artwork is especially known for how beautifully it shows human emotions on each face, and the smart use of space, depth, and composition. It’s a timeless piece that combines storytelling with stunning technique—truly a masterpiece of the Renaissance era.
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