Which painting by Leonardo da Vinci is known for its depiction of a Passover meal?

The painting known for its depiction of a Passover meal is 'The Last Supper.' This famous work depicts the moment before Jesus' crucifixion when he shares a final meal with his twelve apostles, which is traditionally seen as a Passover meal. The composition captures the emotional reactions of the apostles upon hearing that one of them would betray Jesus. Da Vinci’s innovative use of perspective and dramatic storytelling in this mural emphasizes the significance of the event in Christian theology, making it a pivotal artwork in both art history and religious context.

In contrast, 'The Birth of Venus' portrays a mythological scene regarding the birth of Venus from the sea and does not relate to any Biblical event. 'The Creation of Adam,' part of the Sistine Chapel, illustrates a scene from Genesis depicting God giving life to Adam but has no connection to Passover. Similarly, the 'Mona Lisa' is a portrait that focuses on a woman’s enigmatic expression and has no ties to the Passover or the Last Supper narrative.