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The Last Supper By Leonardo Da Vinci

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Leonardo Da Vinci is considered the most famous of the Renaissance artist and father of several ingenious inventions. A number of artworks par excellence are attributed to him viz The Last Supper, Virgin of the Rocks et cetera.
Remarked as Da Vinci’s masterpiece in portraits, the Mona Lisa is one of those mysteries of the art world that yet hasn’t been unravelled. Did Da Vinci paint two Mona Lisa’s? Which one is the original Mona Lisa? Or did he revisit his first version? A number of look a-likes, reprints and forgeries are present in the world today, but the Isleworth Mona Lisa and the Mona Lisa at Louvre (Paris) have continued to confound even the best of the experts vis-a-vis their originality.
Which is the work of the master, either or

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