We’ve all heard of and even seen Leonardo Da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’—featuring Jesus Christ’s last meal with his 12 disciples. But did you know that a 16th century nun named Plautilla Nelli painted the very same scene? It is far more lively and sumptuous with details, with real food and porcelain bowls. Unlike her more famous male peers, Nelli wanted her apostles to eat! The Smithsonian explains why this grand canvas with its grand theme was a remarkable achievement for a woman in her time. The above is just one detail. You can see a rare hi-res view of the entire seven-metres long painting here (laptop viewing recommended).