The Last Supper is one of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works and a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance. Da Vinci painted this fresco between 1495 and 1498, commissioned by Ludovico il Moro, for the refectory of the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. The work measures approximately 460 x 880 cm.
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Against the usual fresco method, da Vinci painted on dry plaster, using a technique known as "a secco". By combining tempera and oil, he attempted to work more slowly, refine details, and create finer shades of light and shadow; but this experiment quickly caused the colors to peel and fade.

In this video, we explore the story of the creation of The Last Supper, its unique composition, the different reactions of the apostles, and the details and symbols of this masterpiece, and see why this painting, despite its damaged condition, is still considered one of the most influential works in the history of art.

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Text and performance: Hooman Hassani
Direction and editing: Hossein Zamani
Thumbnail designer: Parnia Agakhani
Thanks to Mahshid Afzali and Javad Ebrahiminejad for their great help in preparing this episode.
01:04Why is The Last Supper a different masterpiece?
03:08Breaking from tradition and psychological drama
04:40Da Vinci; A genius who became famous late
07:51Da Vinci's presence in Milan and unfinished projects
09:12-The impact of Da Vinci's theater experience on painting
12:27-Investigating the location of the painting in the monastery
14:06History and time of creation of the work
15:33Why is the painting of the Last Supper being destroyed?
18:58Engineering of the view; Christ the center of attention
19:40Rereading the religious story of the Last Supper
23:31The difference between Da Vinci's representation and previous works
26:30Investigating the four groups of apostles
30:29The secret of the knife in Peter's hand
31:30Judas; The traitor in the crowd
33:09The clever use of light and shadow
35:40John; The Mirror Image of Christ
37:24The Symbol of the Triangle and the Peace of Christ
41:58The Fate of the Painting After the Fall of Da Vinci's Patron
42:45The Story of the Miraculous Restoration and Survival
44:11Return to Florence and the Creation of the Mona Lisa
Source of this episode: YouTube channel great art explained
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