The painting shows Judas holding the silver payment he received ... The Bible details the story of the Last Supper in 33 AD, when Jesus sat with his 12 apostles and told them that one among ...

Leonardo's Last Supper (ca. 1495-98) in the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, was commissioned by his patrons Duke Ludovico Sforza and Beatrice d'Este. The painting represents a scene ...

According to the Bible, after the Last Supper, Christ and the apostles (without Judas) went to the Mount of Olives ... were then discovered to be asleep (Mark 14: 32-40). In Bellini's painting of 'The ...

Judas is probably seated second from the left, the only disciple who does not turn towards Christ. Although all four Gospels recount the Last Supper, Poussin has followed ... Eucharist are smaller ...

It also alludes to the last supper of Christ before his crucifixion ... plus betrayal with a kiss refers to the way in which Judas identified Jesus to the Roman soldiers so that he could be ...

Q. At the Last Supper, Jesus told the apostles to take his body and his blood. But Christ knew that Judas was in a state of serious sin. So how could he have let him receive? (Alexandria ...

Simultaneously, Jesus and Judas, who sits with the group to Jesus’ right ... not the action taking place above. Consequently, the painted space of the Last Supper always appears sightly at odds with ...

After the Last Supper, Jesus was talking to some of his disciples in the Garden of Gethsemane. Judas (one of Jesus’ disciples) arrived, leading the chief priests and their guards to Jesus.