The Last Supper, by Leonardo is an oil and tempera on plaster. It depicts Jesus and his twelve disciples sitting at a table. At this moment when Jesus announces that one of his disciples will betray him. The way the disciples are grouped shows Leonardo’s mathematical skills. The tapestries and wooden structures show linear perspective; this gives the painting great depth and dimension, with only one vanishing point. The shape of Jesus’ body as well as the windows is in a geometric shape of a triangle, depicting the holy trinity. The windows are painted in a way to allow different tones and colors to shade gradually into one another, doing so produces softened outlines. The outlines make them look as though they are at a distance, which conveys
