Domestic altar with the Last Supper House altar with the Last Supper, The altar is made up of a postament, a square center piece and a main frame, on which a crown with a second main frame and fronton. Two columns rest on the postament, which is swallowed in the corners, which, with the pilasters located behind, support the head structure that is also swept away. They enclose the relief with the Last Supper, mounted above and to the side in a flat frame. The sacrament takes place in a Renaissance interior, the back wall of which displays two statues in niches, placed between fluted columns, on which the consoles for the ceiling rest. Christ sits on a throne under a semicircular canopy between Peter and John at a set table, around which the other apostles are gathered. He hands the bread to Judas, who sits opposite him on a sgabello and holds the purse in his left hand. Next to this an apostle on a stool, who bends sideways and grasps with the right hand a classical shaped vase and holds a crucible in the other. Still others are engaged in mutual conversation. In the crown a relief with Christ in the Garden of Olives. Christ kneels in a praying position in front of a palisade with a gate in the background, behind him James leans against a tree asleep, John is huddled in the foreground and Peter is sleeping with the sword in his hand. On the postament five putti in scrollwork with garlands, parrots, etc ., hermes and stylized vases with a floral pattern on the crumbling. The main frame has seven putti with wreaths between rolling work and fruit vases. On each cheek, a putto straddles the center volute of the scroll work, turned away from the center. The styles are decorated with a candelabrum ornament, the frame of the large relief with garlands of fruit, hanging on both sides of a lion's mask. The relief in the crown is enclosed between a hermatlant and hermkaryatide, which carry a small head frame. To the left and right of it an irregular surface or cheek, bounded b

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