See “The Last Supper”

Leonardo Da Vinci's "Last Supper", a gigantic painting of 4.60 meters high and 8.80 meters wide was made with gum based paint and oil on a gypsum arrangement rather than the strategy generally utilized in the fresco time frame. The Last Supper of Leonardo Da Vinci is one of the most celebrated works of art on the planet. This work of art was painted somewhere in the range of 1494 and 1498 under the legislature of Ludovico il Moro and speaks to the last "supper" among Jesus and his supporters.

So as to make this kind of work, Leonardo did a comprehensive research making an interminability of preliminary portrayals. Leonardo forsakes the customary technique for fresco painting, painting the scene "dry" on the mass of the refectory. Hints of gold and silver foils have been discovered which vouch for the craftsman's eagerness to make the figures in a substantially more reasonable way, including valuable subtleties. After culmination, his method and ecological factor had added to the possible disintegration of the fresco, which had experienced various reclamations.

The Last Supper

Leonardo's Last Supper is situated in its unique spot, on the mass of the lounge area of the previous Dominican cloister of Santa Maria Delle Grazie, precisely in the refectory of the religious community and is one of the most celebrated and understood works of art on the planet.

Yesterday, I came to Italy for my business purpose. After meeting ended, one of my business partners told to visit the famous “The Last Supper” in Milan. So we set out for the tickets for “The Last Supper”. I was going through my eyes in the wish list of bucket list ideas. Suddenly my eyes stuck on the word Milan and I read out the line

 “Visiting The last supper in Milan” which I wrote two years back in the wish list of bucket List Ideas. I got astonished that how destiny plays and do his work.

A few measures have now been actualized to shield the paint from decay. To guarantee that the fresco is kept up at room temperature, since the last reclamation, visitor's' entrance has been limited to a gathering of 25 individuals at regular intervals.

We visited and enjoyed the beauty of the art. The Last Supper of Leonardo Da Vinci is without a doubt one of the most significant masterpieces, both for its inventive methodology and for the effect it has had on craftsmen all things considered. This wonderful show-stopper has been seeing by Leonardo's contemporary craftsmen as the "composition that talks," something that had never occurred.