The Meaning of Leonardo's 'Last Supper' Pre- and Post-Restoration Display The High Altar of El Greco DIRECTOR'S GREETING The High Altar of El Greco (16th Century) Domenicos Theotocopoulos "El Greco" Prado museum, Spain The Romania National Museum of Art, Romania 1258.2773cm During El Greco's painting period in Spain, he created "The High Altar" of the church of the College of Maria de Aragon in Madrid around 1600. Regrettably, the 6 paintings of this Altar were dispersed to be hidden during the Napoleonic invasion in 1808. Otsuka Museum gathered the scant written and film evidence from Romania and Spain, and the late professor Keizo Kanki succeeded in re-creating this masterpiece for the first time in the world. 1. "Annunciation" 2. Nativity of Christ  The Adoration of the Shepherds 3. Baptism of Christ 4. Crucifixion 5. The Resurrection 6. Pentecost All artwork images (photos) shown here are photographs of artworks displayed at the Otsuka Museum of Art. Copyright (C) 2004 THE OTSUKA MUSEUM OF ART.