Chalice Puzzle in Da Vanci's The Last Supper

[twelve]

I was looking at Da Vinci's The Last Supper, trying to scope out the
anomalies mentioned in Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, when I happened
upon a curious symbol. What I'm about to reveal has never been
documented before as far as I know. Once I show you this symbol, you
will never see this painting the same way again. No, it's not a dagger
or Mary Magdalene. It's not obvious until you are told it's there, and
then you will never ever miss it again.
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gary

[twelve]

> Given that The Last Supper has been in a state of almost constant
> conservation since nearly before the paint was dry, I would not be
> surprised to find a portait of Jack Benny taking tea with the Queen
> Mum hidden in the shadeing of the tablecloth.
> In fact I am quite certain that "Pope Julian II was a fink" is
> written in latin in the upper left corner of the room, and
> "Michealangelo is Gay" is in the upper right.
>
> NightMist

It's no secret that Leonardo had an alterior motive for some of his
works commissioned by the Vatican. I'm convinced art enthusiasts the
world over would be appalled if the professional 22-year restoration of
The Last Supper were modified or deviated from the original in any
significant way. In fact, a major part of the restoration included the
removal of cover-ups applied to the painting over the years.

I would be surprised to find anything in the painting related to Jack
Benny, the Queen Mum, finks, or Michelangelo Buonarroti's sexual
preference. What I do propose is that the cup of Christ, one of the
most significant aspects to the story of Christ's last supper, has not
been found in the painting until now. My web site,
www.realmoftwelve.net, goes to great lengths to show how nuances are
hidden in art through the ages for perhaps no greater reason than it's
fun to do and thrilling to discover.
gary

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