The Last Supper Print by GiottoThe Story Behind The Last Supper Print by Giotto Painted in the Proto Renaissance style between 1304 and 1305, Giotto illustrates the Holy Eucharist or Holy Communion in the Last Supper print. Giotto did not include food or wine on the table, and unlike many Holy Eucharist paintings, he shows the Saviour on the left rather than in the centre. The artist used a style called Byzantine to create the atmosphere and portray the solemn mood of the Last

The Night Watch art print is Rembrandt's most famous and largest painting at 363 cm by 437 cm (12 ft by 14

the Scrovegni Chapel and the paintings which adorn it are being carefully conserved

Often associated with his Geographer

It now resides in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence

minor deities from Greek mythology

The Magdalen with the Smoking Flame Print

Michelangelo began The Last Judgement in 1536

The Story Behind the Young Hare Art Print by Durer

Clear Morning Print by Hokusai

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Representing Christ as the saviour of the world

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