1967 Last Supper Window Forest Lawn Glendale CA Postcard

This vintage postcard features the magnificent stained-glass re-creation of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, located at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California. Created as a full-scale tribute to the original mural in Milan, this window allows the famous scene to live anew after the original painting suffered deterioration from time and moisture.

Commissioned and dedicated in 1931, the stained-glass window was crafted in central Italy by artist Rosa Caselli Moretti using Leonardo’s original sketches preserved in European museums. Measuring an impressive 30 feet wide, the window captures the detail, balance, and spiritual presence of the iconic masterpiece in glowing color and light.

Made as a postcard in 1967, this piece reflects Forest Lawn’s dedication to preserving great works of art for public appreciation. It is a striking collectible for admirers of religious art, Leonardo da Vinci, stained glass, and historic California landmarks, offering both artistic beauty and cultural significance.