These stained glass panels from the apse of Tours cathedral, depict the Last Supper and Jesus Washing the Disciples Feet, are dated to about 1250.
This intricately carved wooden relief panel forms part of the central doors of the Church of Saint-Maclou in Rouen, created by local cabinetmakers and sculptors in the early 16th century. The central medallion depicts the Last Supper, where Christ is shown seated among his apostles, blessing the bread and wine in the moment of instituting the Eucharist. This pivotal event in the Christian narrative symbolizes communion, sacrifice, and divine unity, themes central to the faith and to the liturgical life of the church.
This 17th century Netherlandish roundel, at Fawsley Northamptonshire, depicts the Last Supper with Judas leaving holding a bag of silver.
This scene from the Last Supper is by Edward Burne-jones and is one of the W.C. Buckley memorial panels at Middleton Cheney.
Early 20th century stained glass by Clayon and Bell depicting the Last Supper.