The life-size recreation of Leonardo's Last Supper was Stafford's most public and generous act of philanthropy. He commisioned the Italian artists Vendelli and Guandalini, who had just completed work on the restoration of the original work in Milan. It remains on the wall behind the altar, but the building no longer serves as a church, and is rarely seen by the public. | Source: Special Collections, Cleveland State University LibraryDownload Original File
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