The Last Supper – by Max Schmalzl, from a Roman Missale – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):24x36 Rolled Poster - Satin Finish Note all the symbolism

Note all the symbolism

He was from a rich French family and had been a cavalry officer and famous explorer

but artistically to be like transparent windows to the biblical scene or sacrament

Jesus took 5 loaves and 2 fish and multiplied them so much that all the people ate their fill and leftovers were gathered up in baskets

"The more you honor Me

The Last Supper – by Max Schmalzl, from a Roman Missale – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):24x36 Rolled Poster - Satin Finish Note all the symbolismMax Schmalzl (1850 1930) was a German Redemptorist lay brother who worked as a painter and illustrator. He lived a monastic lifestyle, devoting himself to the making of Catholic art. This Last Supper is for a Missale published in 1923. Out of modesty, he normally didn't sign his works but occasionally would put the initials F. M. S. on them, which stood for Frater Max Schmalzl. He was the fulfillment of an ecclesiastical art movement called the