Google applied its Art Camera to scan The Last Supper, and 19 other works from the Royal Academy, in “gigapixel” resolution, creating a final image with over one billion pixels.

Even those who get to Milan have a hard time gaining admission to see “The Last Supper.” Twenty-five visitors are admitted every 15 minutes, for a total of about 320,000 visitors a year.

Officials put online an image of the "Last Supper" at 16 billion pixels — 1,600 times stronger than the images taken with the typical 10 million pixel digital camera. The high resolution will ...

A high-resolution image of Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper will soon be posted on the internet by an Italian technology firm, allowing art lovers and conspiracy theorists alike to scrutinise it ...

Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is one of the most iconic artworks in Western history. But from the moment the paint dried, the masterpiece began to deteriorate. leading to a five-century ...

“Leonardo’s Last Supper,” the traveling Peter Greenaway painting-cinema-lecture-installation-whatever-it-might-be extravaganza, has come to New York.

The high resolution will allow experts to examine details of the 15th-century wall painting that they otherwise could not -- including traces of drawings Leonardo put down before painting.

The artist invites us to share in the last supper for the Muslim holiday of Eid al Fitr, celebrated by the Ebrahim family of District Six, one of the last families whose house was leveled by ...

Google has digitally remastered the closest known replica of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. See the legendary painting in a whole new light.

Leonardo da Vinci’s painting of the “Last Supper” has faded and cracked over time, but an accurate reproduction likely made by one of his pupils reveals details you may have missed.