The Last Supper

Acquired in Italy in 1818 by the 7th Duke of Berwick and 14th Duke of Alba, Don Carlos Miguel Fitz-James Stuart.

It was catalogued by Ángel M. Barcia as the work of Palma the Elder, but the intimate relationships with the Titian Supper kept in El Escorial and the style of the painting make it necessary to modify the attribution. The quality of the canvas that could be made in the same Cadorino workshop with the participation of a disciple cannot be questioned. The observations made by Suida when relating this work to that of El Escorial are interesting.