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Grey, Christopher
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YA
Ordinary matters, like debts to merchants and street fights between lads, intersect with matters of political intrigue, alchemy, and art to weave a complex tale about the creation of Leonardo's The Last Supper in fifteenth-century Milan. The painter's curious, ambitious, and resolutely insolent fifteen-year-old servant, Giacomo, makes a compelling narrator.
Reviewer: Megan Lynn Isaac
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