The Last Supper & Jesus washing his disciples' feet: Jacopo Tintoretto

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Articles referred to in the video:

du Toit, C.D., 2022, 'A realistic reading as a feminist tool: The Prodigal Son as a case study' HTS: Theological Studies 78(4).

du Toit, C.D., 2022, 'The Friend at Midnight: A ‘realistic’ reading as a feminist tool' Verbum et Ecclesia 43(1).

van der Watt, J., 2017, 'The Meaning of Jesus Washing the Feet of His Disciples (John 13)' Neotestamentica 51(1).

VCS Maundy Thursday

Joseph and Aseneth text:

Cook, D., 1984, 'Joseph and Aseneth', in Sparks, H.F.D. (ed.) The Apocryphal Old Testament, pp. 473-530, Oxford University Press, Oxford.

Artworks references:

da Vinci, Leonardo, Last Supper, 1495-1498, tempera and gesso, 4.6 m x 8.8 m, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.

LaChapelle, David, Jesus is my Homeboy: Last Supper, 2003, photograph.

Tintoretto, Jacopo, Last Supper, 1592–1594, oil on canvas, 365 cm × 568 cm, Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice.

Tintoretto, Jacopo, Last Supper, 1547, oil on canvas, 228 cm × 533 cm, San Marcuola Church, Venice.

Tintoretto, Jacopo, Washing of the Feet, 1548-1549, oil on canvas, 228 cm × 533 cm, Prado Museum, Madrid.

Unknown, St. John the Apostle Leaning on Christ's Breast, 1310, oak, 45 cm x 89 cm, Bode Museum, Berlin.