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The 24 pages that link to Last Supper, each with the reason it gives.

• Leonardo da VinciBroader topic: Its organized perspective and expressive gestures show his narrative ambitions.

• Renaissance artBroader topic: Its perspective and expressive group composition exemplify High Renaissance ambition.

• EucharistBroader topic: The Eucharist takes its foundational meal and words from this event.

• MilanBroader topic: Leonardo created this celebrated mural for the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie.

• Christian liturgyRelated: Christian Eucharistic worship is rooted in accounts of this meal.

• Atmospheric perspectiveBroader topic: Leonardo uses a receding landscape beyond the room to extend spatial depth.

• SacramentRelated: Its bread-and-cup tradition grounds Christian celebration of the Eucharist.

• Atonement in ChristianityRelated: Its language of covenant and Jesus’ body and blood shaped Christian interpretations of his death.

• MuralBroader topic: Its deteriorating experimental technique shows the risks of departing from traditional fresco.

• High RenaissanceBroader topic: Its perspective and arrangement focus attention on the figures’ reactions to the announcement.

• Twelve ApostlesRelated: The Twelve appear in the setting of Jesus's final meal and its farewell traditions.

• Holy GrailRelated: The Grail’s association with this meal explains its role as a sacred vessel.

• Italian Renaissance paintingBroader topic: Its perspective and psychological reactions concentrate attention on a single narrative moment.

• Renaissance paintingBroader topic: Its perspective and dramatic reactions organize a religious narrative into a coherent scene.

• Ludovico SforzaBroader topic: Ludovico commissioned Leonardo’s mural for the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie.

• Passion of JesusRelated: It precedes the arrest and supplies the setting for Jesus’s farewell and the Eucharist.

• SupperBroader topic: This celebrated meal gives supper a lasting religious and artistic association.

• TriskaidekaphobiaRelated: A popular Christian tradition links the supper's thirteen diners with later suspicion of the number.

• Catholic MassRelated: The Mass’s words and actions of taking, blessing, breaking, and sharing recall this meal.

• Mary GarrardRelated: Garrard’s feminist criticism of canonical works also addresses gendered interpretations of Renaissance masterpieces.

• Philip the ApostleRelated: At this meal Philip asks Jesus to show the disciples the Father.

• Church serviceRelated: Christian Eucharistic worship remembers this meal as its foundational event.

• Piss ChristCompared with: Traditional depictions of Christian subjects contrast with Serrano’s provocative material treatment.

• Real presence of Christ in the EucharistRelated: The institution narratives provide the central words behind Eucharistic interpretations.