Teddybären-Parodie des Letzten Abendmahls

A whimsical Renaissance-style oil painting parody recreating Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" with [13 anthropomorphic teddy bears] seated along one side of a long banquet table in a classical dining hall. The central bear poses as Jesus, facing forward with a calm, solemn expression, dressed in a muted red robe with a deep blue drape. The other twelve bears cluster in animated groups of three to the left and right, featuring varied plush fur tones from honey brown to cream, soft fabric textures, black bead eyes, and expressive gesturing paws. The disciple bears wear painterly biblical robes in earthy reds, dusty blues, ochre, and olive green. Symmetrical one-point perspective, coffered wooden ceiling, dark tapestries along side walls, and three rear windows revealing a soft blue mountain landscape. The long banquet table has a white tablecloth, trestle legs, scattered small bread rolls, ceramic bowls, and glasses of dark red wine. Warm museum lighting, soft chiaroscuro shadows, fine aged oil-paint craquelure, straight-on wide composition showing the full table. No modern objects, no text.