Is that Mary Magdalene in Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper? Test your knowledge of symbolism behind the famous work.
You've seen *The Last Supper* turned into memes, movie plots, and TikToks — but do you really know what's going on in this iconic painting? Decode to find out how deep the art drama goes. Let's see how sharp your Renaissance radar really is 🔍✨
Frequently Asked Questions
*The Last Supper* is a mural painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the late 1490s, showing the moment Jesus reveals that one of his twelve disciples will betray him. It’s famous for its intense emotion, symbolism, and masterful composition.
Leonardo da Vinci was a Renaissance artist, inventor, and thinker. He painted some of the most famous works in history, including *The Last Supper* and *Mona Lisa*. He was all about blending science, art, and observation.
Mary Magdalene was a follower of Jesus, often confused or misrepresented in art and stories. While some pop culture (I mean Da Vinci Code) says she’s in *The Last Supper*, most historians agree she’s not — the figure people point to is actually John.
Judas Iscariot was one of Jesus’s twelve disciples. He’s known for betraying Jesus, which led to the crucifixion. In art, he’s usually the one holding a money bag or looking a bit shady.
