A reverse-perspective Renaissance oil painting of The Last Supper, with Jesus and apostles at a long table, and an artist painting the scene in the foreground.

Ultra-realistic Renaissance oil painting, 8K resolution, dramatic chiaroscuro lighting. Reverse-perspective view of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper from behind Jesus and the Twelve Apostles. All figures are seated in chairs in a single horizontal row, their backs facing the viewer, blocking almost the entire banquet table — only a narrow strip of the tabletop edge is visible in front of them. Jesus sits exactly in the center, arms open in a sorrowful gesture, apostles reacting with varied expressive gestures (Peter leaning toward Jesus in shock, Judas leaning back clutching a money bag, John bowing his head calmly, James throwing arms wide, Thomas raising one finger, three apostles at the far left discussing and pointing toward the center). Figures wear classical Renaissance robes with rich fabrics, realistic folds, shiny hair, and natural skin tones. Architecture matches The Last Supper: coffered ceiling, long walls with perspective lines converging to a single vanishing point at the farthest end of the room. At this vanishing point, Leonardo da Vinci stands holding a pen or brush, sketching the scene from the front. Perfectly symmetrical composition, solemn and sacred atmosphere, detailed facial expressions (partial side view), realistic hands and body language, painterly texture, masterpiece quality. See more