Three lunettes above the Last Supper

Hi everyone, my name is Isabella! Today, we're going to look at a special part of this beautiful church called "Three lunettes above the Last Supper". nn Can you say "lunettes"? It's a funny word! Lunettes are those rounded shapes, like half-circles, high up on the wall. See them? They're like picture frames made of stone! nn --- nn Now, these lunettes aren't just empty frames. They have something very important inside – colorful pictures and special symbols called "coats of arms." Imagine those are like special badges for families, like a king might have! nn Each coat of arms tells us about a person or family who helped build this church. They're surrounded by pretty green leaves, like a crown, because they did something amazing! nn --- nn Look closely! What colors do you see? The background is a deep red, like a superhero's cape! Red is a strong color, and it reminds us of important things people did for the church. nn The artist used light colors too, so it looks like the pictures are popping out! It's like magic with paint! nn --- nn Even though these lunettes are high up, they're like little stories on the wall. They tell us about the history of this church and the people who loved it. nn Next time you're somewhere special, look up high! Maybe you'll find hidden pictures and stories too!