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"Supper: A Feast of History, Art, and Indulgence" Step into a world where history, art, and culinary delights intertwine. From the iconic Last Supper by Juan de Juanes to the ill-fated Titanic's third-class menu, it has always been more than just a meal. In the realm of art, Caravaggio's masterful brushstrokes bring to life Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio's depiction of this sacred gathering. The disciples gather around Jesus in an intimate moment that transcends time. Traveling back in time to 1912 aboard the luxurious Titanic, we discover a tantalizing menu for third-class passengers. Little did they know that their final supper would be overshadowed by tragedy as the ship met its fate with an iceberg. But they are not only reserved for grand events or famous paintings and can also be found in unexpected places like Emma de Burgh's sideshow act as she mesmerizes audiences with her tattooed body – a feast for both eyes and imagination. The Savoy Hotel stands as an emblem of elegance and sophistication since 1926. Its sketchy entrance invites guests to indulge in exquisite suppers while mingling with socialites and playgoers who grace its halls. Yet suppers aren't confined to specific occasions; they are woven into our everyday lives. Arriving home after a long day, greeted by the aroma of a warm meal prepared with love – it is these simple moments that nourish both body and soul. For some, supper becomes more than sustenance; it becomes part of rituals like eating at Sabbat or gathering for an elegant soiree where friends come together over sumptuous dishes paired with laughter and conversation. So let us celebrate this timeless tradition – whether it be through religious symbolism captured on canvas or relishing in mouthwatering delicacies shared among loved ones. Supper is not merely about filling our stomachs.