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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sculpture, museum number 3-31211, described as CERAMIC SCULPTURAL LAST SUPPER SCENE: Group consisting of a long, narrow, white-painted table decorated with 3 rosettes (orange , pale blue, pale grey)and two small shrubs (dark teal) across the front. Atop table are 2 sections of watermelon and a chalice. Surrounding the table are high benches (dark teal) on which sit 10 apostles, each holding a round disk (bread?), and Jesus at the proper right, who holds a disk which he is eating. Apostles wear identical robes (dark teal, light & dark grey, orange, white) and each has long black hair and a black beard. Behind the seated figures there is a brown arch at each end of which stands the 11th and 12th apostle (one in brown and one in dark grey robe, also holding a “bread” loaf. Attached to the arch are 4 white and brown pine cones and a half-moon with rays radiating from each side. Moon has a smiling face w/ white teeth and eyes. Entire group is mounted on a rectangular base painted white and decorated with a frieze of hash marks and stylized clouds also white. Bench edge and back of arch is decorated w/ white hash marks and bands. Note: arch has been broken and repaired in past; several rays of moon have been repaired and repainted. Ocumicho attribute.

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