Stake attention in this memory
A light brown, horizontal relief sculpture, likely crafted from unglazed ceramic or terracotta, is centrally mounted against a plain, light mint green wall. The sculpture depicts a stylized interpretation of the Last Supper. A central, taller figure, presumed to be Christ, stands within an arched frame, arms raised in an orant pose, supporting the arch. This figure wears a long, draped garment. Flanking the central figure, twelve smaller, similarly stylized figures, representing the disciples, are seated behind a long, rectangular table. The figures exhibit blocky forms, simplified facial features, and minimal detail. Architectural elements such as columns, arched doorways, and patterned surfaces are carved into the background behind the figures. A faint, partially legible inscription, possibly "ADAR REGNUM," is visible above the central arch. The lighting is uniform, indicating an indoor exhibition space. This specific artwork, the "Relief of the Last Supper" by Alfredo Ceschiatti, is located within the Museu de Arte Sacra (Museum of Sacred Art) in the Luz neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil.
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