Set in a lavishly decorated Italian Renaissance interior, this tapestry depicts Christ's final gathering with his twelve disciples. The details of the scene accord with the only account in the four Gospels (Luke 22:14–23) that places the sharing of the bread and wine before, rather than after, Christ's warning that one of the assembled will betray him. The disciples debate the identity of the traitor. At the lower right, Judas rises to leave, his purse already filled with the payment for his treachery. In the background, under a portico, is a representation of Christ washing the feet of the disciples, an event that is described only in the Gospel of Saint John.