The techniques of chiaroscuro which is the gradual shifting from light to dark over curved surfaces using successive graduation of tones, it was mainly used on many of the faces and feet and arms of Jesus and his apostil's. This was used to show the human like qualities in this work of art. The main technique used in this painting was one point perspective...
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This was used to show the human like qualities in this work of art. The main technique used in this painting was one point perspective. Although much of the painting is true to form one trick Da Vinci used was "we can see the table though we shouldn't be able to from where we stand"2. Some others also say that there is a second source of light due to ability to see shadows on the feet...
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