Ideas about the divine nature of the Last Supper is communicated in Da Vinci's painting of the same title through the use of geometrical designs and allusions to paradise.
The Last Supper is a painting by Leonardo da Vinci, which depicts the scene in which Jesus and his twelve disciples had their Last Supper together, before Jesus was betrayed into the hands of the Romans the next day.
This divine moment is sought to be represented by Leonardo da Vinci in several ways. The figure of Christ is made to form an equilateral triangle that serves as anchor to the painting. The arching pediment above Christ’s head resembles a halo.
Geometric forms are extensively employed, in line with its association with the Ideal of Plato, which was considered a divine form. The landscape seen from the windows seem to depict paradise, and the way to that being Christ.
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