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Artist
Title The Last Supper
Date 1495-1498.
Medium

tempera on gesso, pitch and mastic

[[Category:Unsupported technique| gesso, pitch and mastic]]
Santa Maria delle Grazie
Milan, Italy
Source/Photographer Unknown

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