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Last Supper Religious Painting Android iPhone Wallpaper - Beautifully detailed and vibrant rendering of the Last Supper depicting Jesus Christ and his twelve apostles gathered around a feast table bathed in divine light. #lastsupper #christianwallpaper #jesuschrist #android #iphone #wallpaper #faith
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Last Supper Religious Painting Android iPhone Wallpaper - Beautifully detailed and vibrant rendering of the Last Supper depicting Jesus Christ and his twelve apostles gathered around a feast table bathed in divine light. #lastsupper #christianwallpaper #jesuschrist #android #iphone #wallpaper #faith
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Last Supper Religious Painting Android iPhone Wallpaper - Beautifully detailed and vibrant rendering of the Last Supper depicting Jesus Christ and his twelve apostles gathered around a feast table bathed in divine light. #lastsupper #christianwallpaper #jesuschrist #android #iphone #wallpaper #faith
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Last Supper Religious Painting Android iPhone Wallpaper - Beautifully detailed and vibrant rendering of the Last Supper depicting Jesus Christ and his twelve apostles gathered around a feast table bathed in divine light. #lastsupper #christianwallpaper #jesuschrist #android #iphone #wallpaper #faith
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The Thursday before Easter, we remember the Last Supper. Today I offer you a detail from one of the most famous artworks in the world: by Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), Christ from the Last Supper, 1495-1498, tempera on gesso, pitch and mastic, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, Italy. #davinci #fresco #lastsupper #arthistory
From the blog “Italian Art for Travelers,” © 2023 Gerriann Brower: “Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is one of his most admired and recognizable art works. It is iconic, has been reproduced endlessly, parodied, and woven into conspiracy theories. Sometimes we’ve seen an artwork so many times we no longer see the qualities of the masterpiece. We may not be familiar with its place in history, or know why the art challenged the status quo.
Leonardo’s painting is full of symbolic meaning, but perhaps not what you think. There are no secret messages about mysterious societies and hidden clues like Dan Brown wrote about in The Da Vinci Code (2003). This fictional story is so persuasive I have had people ask me if The Da Vinci Code is true. Without a doubt, it is a very entertaining book. However, Jesus did not impregnant Mary Magdalene, and she is not disguised as an apostle. The Roman Catholic church has not been hiding their offspring, nor is St. John disguised as a woman. The apostle St. Peter did not contrive to hide the evidence of their relationship and child. Leonardo did not belong to secret societies such as the Priory of Sion or Knights Templar. He was much too busy writing in his notebooks and studying nature.” -
The Thursday before Easter, we remember the Last Supper. Today I offer you a detail from one of the most famous artworks in the world: by Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), Christ from the Last Supper, 1495-1498, tempera on gesso, pitch and mastic, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, Italy. #davinci #fresco #lastsupper #arthistory
From the blog “Italian Art for Travelers,” © 2023 Gerriann Brower: “Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is one of his most admired and recognizable art works. It is iconic, has been reproduced endlessly, parodied, and woven into conspiracy theories. Sometimes we’ve seen an artwork so many times we no longer see the qualities of the masterpiece. We may not be familiar with its place in history, or know why the art challenged the status quo.
Leonardo’s painting is full of symbolic meaning, but perhaps not what you think. There are no secret messages about mysterious societies and hidden clues like Dan Brown wrote about in The Da Vinci Code (2003). This fictional story is so persuasive I have had people ask me if The Da Vinci Code is true. Without a doubt, it is a very entertaining book. However, Jesus did not impregnant Mary Magdalene, and she is not disguised as an apostle. The Roman Catholic church has not been hiding their offspring, nor is St. John disguised as a woman. The apostle St. Peter did not contrive to hide the evidence of their relationship and child. Leonardo did not belong to secret societies such as the Priory of Sion or Knights Templar. He was much too busy writing in his notebooks and studying nature.” -
The Thursday before Easter, we remember the Last Supper. Today I offer you a detail from one of the most famous artworks in the world: by Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), Christ from the Last Supper, 1495-1498, tempera on gesso, pitch and mastic, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, Italy. #davinci #fresco #lastsupper #arthistory
From the blog “Italian Art for Travelers,” © 2023 Gerriann Brower: “Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is one of his most admired and recognizable art works. It is iconic, has been reproduced endlessly, parodied, and woven into conspiracy theories. Sometimes we’ve seen an artwork so many times we no longer see the qualities of the masterpiece. We may not be familiar with its place in history, or know why the art challenged the status quo.
Leonardo’s painting is full of symbolic meaning, but perhaps not what you think. There are no secret messages about mysterious societies and hidden clues like Dan Brown wrote about in The Da Vinci Code (2003). This fictional story is so persuasive I have had people ask me if The Da Vinci Code is true. Without a doubt, it is a very entertaining book. However, Jesus did not impregnant Mary Magdalene, and she is not disguised as an apostle. The Roman Catholic church has not been hiding their offspring, nor is St. John disguised as a woman. The apostle St. Peter did not contrive to hide the evidence of their relationship and child. Leonardo did not belong to secret societies such as the Priory of Sion or Knights Templar. He was much too busy writing in his notebooks and studying nature.” -
The Thursday before Easter, we remember the Last Supper. Today I offer you a detail from one of the most famous artworks in the world: by Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), Christ from the Last Supper, 1495-1498, tempera on gesso, pitch and mastic, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, Italy. #davinci #fresco #lastsupper #arthistory
From the blog “Italian Art for Travelers,” © 2023 Gerriann Brower: “Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is one of his most admired and recognizable art works. It is iconic, has been reproduced endlessly, parodied, and woven into conspiracy theories. Sometimes we’ve seen an artwork so many times we no longer see the qualities of the masterpiece. We may not be familiar with its place in history, or know why the art challenged the status quo.
Leonardo’s painting is full of symbolic meaning, but perhaps not what you think. There are no secret messages about mysterious societies and hidden clues like Dan Brown wrote about in The Da Vinci Code (2003). This fictional story is so persuasive I have had people ask me if The Da Vinci Code is true. Without a doubt, it is a very entertaining book. However, Jesus did not impregnant Mary Magdalene, and she is not disguised as an apostle. The Roman Catholic church has not been hiding their offspring, nor is St. John disguised as a woman. The apostle St. Peter did not contrive to hide the evidence of their relationship and child. Leonardo did not belong to secret societies such as the Priory of Sion or Knights Templar. He was much too busy writing in his notebooks and studying nature.” -
The Thursday before Easter, we remember the Last Supper. Today I offer you a detail from one of the most famous artworks in the world: by Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), Christ from the Last Supper, 1495-1498, tempera on gesso, pitch and mastic, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, Italy. #davinci #fresco #lastsupper #arthistory
From the blog “Italian Art for Travelers,” © 2023 Gerriann Brower: “Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is one of his most admired and recognizable art works. It is iconic, has been reproduced endlessly, parodied, and woven into conspiracy theories. Sometimes we’ve seen an artwork so many times we no longer see the qualities of the masterpiece. We may not be familiar with its place in history, or know why the art challenged the status quo.
Leonardo’s painting is full of symbolic meaning, but perhaps not what you think. There are no secret messages about mysterious societies and hidden clues like Dan Brown wrote about in The Da Vinci Code (2003). This fictional story is so persuasive I have had people ask me if The Da Vinci Code is true. Without a doubt, it is a very entertaining book. However, Jesus did not impregnant Mary Magdalene, and she is not disguised as an apostle. The Roman Catholic church has not been hiding their offspring, nor is St. John disguised as a woman. The apostle St. Peter did not contrive to hide the evidence of their relationship and child. Leonardo did not belong to secret societies such as the Priory of Sion or Knights Templar. He was much too busy writing in his notebooks and studying nature.” -
What if Jesus' message, often misunderstood and misused, holds clues to physical truths that could help address today’s challenges? Could there be more to his teachings than we've realized? (Note: my approach doesn’t deny its spiritual value, but explores whether there’s a scientific basis behind the universal principles of his message.) #painting #science #religion #spirituality #philosophy #faith #truth #Jesus #LastSupper #philosophyofscience
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What if Jesus' message, often misunderstood and misused, holds clues to physical truths that could help address today’s challenges? Could there be more to his teachings than we've realized? (Note: my approach doesn’t deny its spiritual value, but explores whether there’s a scientific basis behind the universal principles of his message.) #painting #science #religion #spirituality #philosophy #faith #truth #Jesus #LastSupper #philosophyofscience
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What if Jesus' message, often misunderstood and misused, holds clues to physical truths that could help address today’s challenges? Could there be more to his teachings than we've realized? (Note: my approach doesn’t deny its spiritual value, but explores whether there’s a scientific basis behind the universal principles of his message.) #painting #science #religion #spirituality #philosophy #faith #truth #Jesus #LastSupper #philosophyofscience
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What if Jesus' message, often misunderstood and misused, holds clues to physical truths that could help address today’s challenges? Could there be more to his teachings than we've realized? (Note: my approach doesn’t deny its spiritual value, but explores whether there’s a scientific basis behind the universal principles of his message.) #painting #science #religion #spirituality #philosophy #faith #truth #Jesus #LastSupper #philosophyofscience
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What if Jesus' message, often misunderstood and misused, holds clues to physical truths that could help address today’s challenges? Could there be more to his teachings than we've realized? (Note: my approach doesn’t deny its spiritual value, but explores whether there’s a scientific basis behind the universal principles of his message.) #painting #science #religion #spirituality #philosophy #faith #truth #Jesus #LastSupper #philosophyofscience
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Maundy Night, in Fragments
It was night already—
#basinAndTowel #Betrayal #breadAndCup #candlelight #ChristianSymbolism #churchArt #Communion #contemplativeFaith #FootWashing #Gethsemane #HolyThursday #holyWeek #Judas #lastSupper #LiturgicalArt #maundyThursday #passionOfChrist #sacredStillLife #servantLove #SilverCoins #symbolicPhotography #Tenebrae
and the room was close,
low-beamed, breath-warmed,
troubled by the nearness of departure.
The lamp did not so much shine
as shudder.
There are nights
that seem to know.
The basin waited.
The towel waited.
The water, in its shallow little vessel,
held a silence deeper than the sea.
And He—
O strange reversal!—
He whose hands had lifted dust to life,
whose fingers had written mercy
upon the infirm flesh of the world,
stooped.
Stooped.
I cannot loose myself
from that word.
For there are stoopings more terrible than thunder.
There are bendings low
that break the spine of pride
more surely than the sword breaks bone.
And one by one—
sandaled, ashamed, confused—
they drew near Him.
The feet of fishermen,
the feet of zealots,
the feet that had wandered,
the feet still crusted with the stale earth
of empire and fatigue.
And He washed them.
Not as a servant washes, perhaps—
hurriedly, dutifully, with half-averted eye—
but with that unbearable tenderness
which makes the beloved wish to flee.
For who can bear
to be known at the heel,
at the dustiest place,
at the place where the road clings?
Peter recoiled, of course—
dear violent Peter—
as men recoil from love
when it approaches too nearly
the wound.
“No—”
Ah, but all our souls are fashioned of that syllable.
No, not there.
No, not this filth.
No, not the part of me
that has walked where I ought not.
Yet still the water spoke
in its soft and ruinous language.
If I wash thee not—
And then the air itself seemed to splinter,
for one may resist majesty,
but to be excluded from such sorrowful intimacy—
that is a horror no disciple can endure.
So the feet were given.
So the heart, for a moment, trembled open.
And somewhere in the room
sat the other one.
He too had feet.
He too received bread.
He too was near enough
to hear the pulse in the Master’s throat,
to see the shadows gather
beneath His eyes
like birds before a storm.
How dreadful,
that one may sit so near the Holy
and yet prefer the kiss of silver.
Thirty pieces—
thin moons of metal,
cold as the underside of a grave-stone,
small little hosts of another kingdom.
I think they rang already
in the secret chambers of his mind.
The bread was broken.
No—more than broken.
Offered.
Which is the crueler word.
Take, eat—
And all the centuries leaned inward.
The cup passed.
Darkness trembled in it
like an omen,
like a red remembering,
like the heart’s own interior
made visible.
Drink ye all—
All.
Even now the word accuses me.
For the table was long,
and the shadows longer,
and love, longest of all,
stretching even toward betrayal,
even toward denial,
even toward scattering.
Outside, the city breathed
with the heavy lungs of feast and politics.
Inside, eternity had knelt upon the floor
and wrapped itself in linen.
What church can bear this memory?
What soul can keep it
without cracking?
The clink of cup.
The rustle of garment.
A hand withdrawing too quickly.
A glance no one could quite endure.
And beneath all things,
like a distant drumbeat under the earth:
going,
going,
going.
To the garden.
To the dark.
To the lanterns and the cudgels.
To the mouths of false witnesses.
To the rooster’s cry.
To the nails.
To the forsakenness immense and measureless.
Yet here—
here first—
before the torches,
before the thorns,
before the torn veil and the opened side—
here was the kingdom:
A basin.
A towel.
Bread in broken hands.
A cup not refused.
Love stooping lower
than any disciple could imagine,
lower perhaps than hell itself,
that it might fill even the lowest place
with the rumor of God.
And I, remembering it,
can scarcely speak except in shards.
A splash of water.
A morsel of bread.
A traitor’s mouth.
A beloved breast leaning near.
The night at the window, listening.
The floorboards aching under the tread of doom.
And Christ—
dear Christ—
moving among them still
with the calm of One
who has already entered death
and found it, too,
washable.
Then out they went.
Into olives.
Into moon-pallor.
Into that hour which still has not ended.
And the towel lay folded.
And the basin held
the last disturbed water.
And somewhere, perhaps,
one drop remained upon the floor—
bright, unnoticed,
like a tear
or like the first small glimmer
of the strange and terrible mercy
by which the world
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1632) - Peter Paul Rubens. #art #Rubens #LastSupper
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1632) - Peter Paul Rubens. #art #Rubens #LastSupper
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1632) - Peter Paul Rubens. #art #Rubens #LastSupper
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1632) - Peter Paul Rubens. #art #Rubens #LastSupper
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Today's Flickr photo with the most hits: last supper icon in the Museum of Byzantine Culture, Thessaloniki.
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Today's Flickr photo with the most hits: last supper icon in the Museum of Byzantine Culture, Thessaloniki.
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Today's Flickr photo with the most hits: last supper icon in the Museum of Byzantine Culture, Thessaloniki.
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Lidia Bastianich’s Last Meal Unsurprisingly Would Be A Classic Italian Spread
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https://www.alojapan.com/1447504/netflix-shibuya-real-squid-game-runs-until-july-20/ Netflix Shibuya Real Squid Game runs until July 20 #cafe #EmmyAward #FinalChallenge #GlassBridge #GreenLight #IkaGame #JapanTravel #LastSupper #marbles #MemorySteps #Netflix #RedLight #RoundAndRound #shibuya #SquidGame #TokyuPlaza #travel #TugOfWar #VIPRoom (Photo courtesy of Shibuya Real Squid Game Office) Netflix’s global phenomenon Squid Game has arrived in Tokyo, with Netflix Shibuya Real Squid Game now open in Japan for the first time. T
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https://www.alojapan.com/1447504/netflix-shibuya-real-squid-game-runs-until-july-20/ Netflix Shibuya Real Squid Game runs until July 20 #cafe #EmmyAward #FinalChallenge #GlassBridge #GreenLight #IkaGame #JapanTravel #LastSupper #marbles #MemorySteps #Netflix #RedLight #RoundAndRound #shibuya #SquidGame #TokyuPlaza #travel #TugOfWar #VIPRoom (Photo courtesy of Shibuya Real Squid Game Office) Netflix’s global phenomenon Squid Game has arrived in Tokyo, with Netflix Shibuya Real Squid Game now open in Japan for the first time. T
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Today's pick: The Washing of the Feet (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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Today's pick: The Washing of the Feet (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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Today's pick: The Washing of the Feet (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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Today's pick: The Washing of the Feet (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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In the shadowed upper room, Jesus breaks bread: "This is my body... this is my blood." Ebon Eucharist meditates on betrayal, sacrifice, and redemption's dawn piercing the night.
#gothlastsupper #EbonEucharist #LastSupper #ChristianGoth #HolyCommunion
https://assemblybethesda.com/ebon-eucharist-dark-meditations-on-the-last-supper/
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Christian groups raise objections to a painting at the Kochi Biennale, claiming it misrepresents Christ's Last Supper and offends religious sentiments. The Biennale venue was closed temporarily following protests. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/kerala/catholic-church-protests-artwork-at-kochi-muziris-biennale-qvjawjhe?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #KochiBiennale #ChristianGroups #ReligiousSentiments #LastSupper
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Christian groups raise objections to a painting at the Kochi Biennale, claiming it misrepresents Christ's Last Supper and offends religious sentiments. The Biennale venue was closed temporarily following protests. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/kerala/catholic-church-protests-artwork-at-kochi-muziris-biennale-qvjawjhe?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #KochiBiennale #ChristianGroups #ReligiousSentiments #LastSupper
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Christian groups raise objections to a painting at the Kochi Biennale, claiming it misrepresents Christ's Last Supper and offends religious sentiments. The Biennale venue was closed temporarily following protests. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/kerala/catholic-church-protests-artwork-at-kochi-muziris-biennale-qvjawjhe?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #KochiBiennale #ChristianGroups #ReligiousSentiments #LastSupper
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Christian groups raise objections to a painting at the Kochi Biennale, claiming it misrepresents Christ's Last Supper and offends religious sentiments. The Biennale venue was closed temporarily following protests. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/kerala/catholic-church-protests-artwork-at-kochi-muziris-biennale-qvjawjhe?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #KochiBiennale #ChristianGroups #ReligiousSentiments #LastSupper
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (1308-11) - Duccio di Buoninsegna. #art #DuccioDiBuoninsegna #LastSupper #Maesta
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (ca. 1495/98) - Leonardo da Vinci. #art #LeonardoDaVinci #LastSupper
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (ca. 1495/98) - Leonardo da Vinci. #art #LeonardoDaVinci #LastSupper
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (ca. 1495/98) - Leonardo da Vinci. #art #LeonardoDaVinci #LastSupper
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Today's pick: The Last Supper (ca. 1495/98) - Leonardo da Vinci. #art #LeonardoDaVinci #LastSupper
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Today's pick: Feast in the House of Levi (1573) - Paolo Veronese. #art #Veronese #MaryMagdalene #LastSupper
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Today's pick: Feast in the House of Levi (1573) - Paolo Veronese. #art #Veronese #MaryMagdalene #LastSupper
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Today's pick: Feast in the House of Levi (1573) - Paolo Veronese. #art #Veronese #MaryMagdalene #LastSupper