His art had become more spiritual and visionary. In his representation of the Last Supper, the figures appear in a dark interior. The light source lies in the upper corner of the painting. The twelve apostles are seated around the table, with shimmering halos to show their importance. Judas, however, sits on the other side of the table, creating asymmetry and imbalance. Tintoretto did not adorn Judas with a halo, showing the viewer Judas' betrayal of Jesus. In the upper corners, swirling clouds of dark are shot with light, creating an illusionist effect. The imbalanced composition and visual complexity found in Tintoretto's piece epitomize the transition from Renaissance to Mannerist
His art had become more spiritual and visionary. In his representation of the Last Supper, the figures appear in a dark interior. The light source lies in the upper corner of the painting. The twelve apostles are seated around the table, with shimmering halos to show their importance. Judas, however, sits on the other side of the table, creating asymmetry and imbalance. Tintoretto did not adorn Judas with a halo, showing the viewer Judas' betrayal of Jesus. In the upper corners, swirling clouds of dark are shot with light, creating an illusionist effect. The imbalanced composition and visual complexity found in Tintoretto's piece epitomize the transition from Renaissance to Mannerist