Ultima Cena

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"Ultima Cena" (Italian for "The Last Supper") is a notable work attributed to the Lombard School, a term referring to artists operating in the Lombardy region of Italy during the late Middle Ages and Renaissance periods. This particular painting, like many depictions of the Last Supper from this era, illustrates the biblical scene of Jesus Christ's final meal with his apostles before his crucifixion, as described in the New Testament of the Christian Bible.

While the specific artist behind this rendition of "Ultima Cena" remains unidentified, the work is characterized by the stylistic features typical of the Lombard School, which include attention to detail, vivid coloration, and a focus on emotional expression and narrative clarity. The painting likely dates from the 15th or 16th century, a period during which religious themes dominated the artistic landscape of the region.

The composition of "Ultima Cena" adheres to the traditional iconography of the subject, with Christ at the center of the table, surrounded by his disciples, who are depicted reacting to his announcement of the betrayal. The work is significant for its artistic representation of this pivotal moment in Christian iconography and offers insight into the religious and cultural milieu of Lombardy during the time of its creation.

As with many works from this period, the provenance and history of this particular "Ultima Cena" may be obscure, but its preservation and study provide valuable information about the techniques, materials, and thematic priorities of the Lombard artists. The painting is an important piece within the broader context of Renaissance art, contributing to our understanding of regional variations in the depiction of biblical scenes.

Please note that this introduction is a general overview and further research may be required to provide a more detailed account of the specific "Ultima Cena" by the Lombard School, including its current location, historical significance, and any scholarly interpretations or controversies surrounding the work.

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