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[hammster]

So I am reading this art history book and I get to the page with the splash of Da Vinci's version of the last supper and it's all

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[skalja]

Dreamy?!

DREAMY THAT IS AMAZING

[hammster]

~~~*~*~~DREAMY~*~*~*~~

[ormery]

if i had my tablet with me i would be photoshopping his face onto Fluttershy rn

[hammster]

gkjdsagksdf oh dear god

[lilpocketninja]

Lmao this is amazing.

(I always thought Thomas was shotabait. For some reason. IDEK, I was a weird kid.)

[hammster]

gdskfgkdfs XDDD

(I WOULDN'T KNOW I don't actually know shit-all about most aspects of Christian mythology, sob)

[hammster]

LOL I know right?? Me and K were talking about it and we cannot find really where this ORIGINATED but it is defs actually typical which is hilarious. She found this on the wiki page for The Last Supper: "Other paintings from that period (Castagno's 1447 and Ghirlandaio's 1480) also show John to be a very boyish or feminine looking figure with long fair hair. This was because John was the youngest and most unquestioningly devoted of the apostles. Hence he is often shown asleep against Jesus's shoulder. It was common in the period to show neophytes as very young or even feminine figures, as a way of showing their inferior position."

ASLEEP ON JESUS'S SHOULDER. BAW.