Da Vinci's Last Supper - The Forgotten Tale [Large Print] by Arrowsmith, Paul usine

When Leonardo da Vinci is commissioned to paint The Last Supper, he believes it will seal his reputation as the finest artist in Italy.

Yet all usine does not go as planned. The notorious Papal emissary, Father Rodrigo of Salamanca accuses him of blasphemy over his decision to choose a lowly peasant, Alessandro, to be his model for Jesus.

To Leonardos horror, Alessandro takes on quasi-religious significance for the populace of Milan, dragging both into a journey of political and religious upheaval, violence and scandal, which eventually leads to their climactic confrontation.

This is the large print edition of Da Vincis Last Supper - The Forgotten Tale, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.