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Khandro | 09:46 Fri 27th Feb 2009 | Arts & Literature
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I know that in modern Italian, Leonardo's 'The last Supper' is called 'L'Ultima cena', but is that how he would have refered to it?
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Avatar Image Lil O'lady
'He' being who exactly?
18:34 Fri 27th Feb 2009
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Leonardo!
18:35 Fri 27th Feb 2009
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Oh sorry, didn't read you properly. Leonardo da Vinci would have been immersed in Christian traditions so the phrase 'the last supper' would have have had instant meaning to him and all around him.
18:36 Fri 27th Feb 2009
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nope - that still wasn't the question!
18:37 Fri 27th Feb 2009
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Sorry if my question is not sufficiently precise. What I am asking is simply, how would Leonardo have said "The last supper" , that is to say, how was it called in the parlance of the time?
23:50 Fri 27th Feb 2009
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Do you think he would have called it anything? It was after all just another order, like the majority of his paintings
17:01 Wed 04th Mar 2009

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