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Art Analysis: The Last Dinner Of Jesus

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The piece of art I am grateful for is “The Last Dinner of Jesus”. I am grateful for this piece of art because it is when our lord had his last meal before he died on the cross. He is with all of his “brothers” on a dining table having bread and wine. That is why I am grateful for this piece of art.

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