How is leonardo da vinci? s the last supper different from traditional depictions?
a. he paints judas within the disciples instead of off to the side, creating a realistic and psychological
interpretation that places importance on the role judas, peter, and john in the story of the gospels.
b. he represents the trinity by painting christ in an equilateral triangle and by grouping the apostles in
threes.
c. there are halos on all the apostles except judas.
d. a and b are correct.

A and B are correct

Explanation:

Judas, Peter, and John are depicted together, almost as a group discussing something, while the rest of the disciples are distributed throughout the canvas. This portrays lead to several discussions related to not only Judas' betrayal, but also that Peter and John knew that this would happen (Option A). However, this is just a theory. For this art, Da Vinci used the linear perspective, depicting Christ as the vanishing point where the human eye must look, and where all the lines must encounter themselves. (Option B)