The Last Supper Print by Giotto Frame:Wood The painting shows Abundantia’s cornucopia

The painting shows Abundantia’s cornucopia overflowing with fruits while in Roman legend

although his early training is a matter of speculation

Forming part of a series of woodblock prints called Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji

but a ‘tronie’ or a painting of an imaginary figure

Our matte paper is uncoated and natural white (off-white)

The Last Supper Print by Giotto Frame:Wood The painting shows Abundantia’s cornucopiaThe Story Behind The Last Supper Print by Giotto Painted in the Proto Renaissance style between 1304 and 1305, Giotto illustrates the Holy Eucharist or Holy Communion in the Last Supper print. Giotto did not include food or wine on the table, and unlike many Holy Eucharist paintings, he shows the Saviour on the left rather than in the centre. The artist used a style called Byzantine to create the atmosphere and portray the solemn mood of the Last