File:Vasari Last Supper Florence.jpg
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English: Giorgio Vasari. The Last Supper, 1546. This painting was covered in polluted water and mud during the flood of 1966. After fifty years of toil, sweat, and tears, restoration was completed in 2016 and the result looks almost, well, miraculous. A newly built system of pulley lines, seen in the photo, will yank the painting up and out of the way if another flood ever threatens.
Originally located in the Murate convent (hence its popular name), the painting was transferred to the Basilica of Santa Croce in 1815. |
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