'Last Supper' reproduced with Japan dying technique

'Last Supper' reproduced with Japan dying technique

KYOTO, Japan - Leonardo da Vinci's ''The Last Supper,'' reproduced with a Japanese dying technique, is on display at an exhibition in Kyoto that opened May 1. Paintings by Claude Monet, Jean Francois Millet and other masters were also reproduced with the technique. The show ends June 30.

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