Ghirlandaio painted the scene of the Last Supper on several occasions within the space of a few years. In all three works of his that still remain (in the abbey of San Michele Arcangelo a Passignano in Tavernelle Val di Pesa, near Florence, in the Ognissanti in Florence, and in the San Marco, Florence), the basic arrangement is the same as that in the fresco by Andrea del Castagno in the Florentine Cenacolo di Sant'Apollonia dating from about 1450. The disciples are sitting at a long table in front of a rear wall that runs parallel to the picture plan. Christ is sitting in the centre, and His favourite disciple John is leaning sadly against Him. To the right of Christ, in the place of honour, is the chief Apostle, Peter. Judas the traitor is the only one to be separated from the others: he is seated in front of the table.

Preview	Picture Data	File Info	Comment
	Last Supper 1476 Fresco Abbazia di San Michele Arcangelo a Passignano, Tavernelle Val di Pesa	1472*602 True Color 165 Kb
	Last Supper 1480 Fresco, 400 x 880 cm Ognissanti, Florence	1373*750 True Color 185 Kb
	Last Supper (detail) 1480 Fresco Ognissanti, Florence	860*950 True Color 171 Kb
	Last Supper (detail) 1480 Fresco Ognissanti, Florence	851*939 True Color 175 Kb
	Last Supper (detail) 1480 Fresco Ognissanti, Florence	1230*684 True Color 182 Kb
	Last Supper (detail) 1480 Fresco Ognissanti, Florence	865*1000 True Color 191 Kb
	Last Supper c. 1486 Fresco, 400 x 800 cm San Marco, Florence	1184*930 True Color 191 Kb
	Last Supper (detail) c. 1486 Fresco San Marco, Florence	912*1050 True Color 169 Kb
	Last Supper (detail) c. 1486 Fresco San Marco, Florence	1113*900 True Color 193 Kb