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to learn more. This is Build For Tomorrow, a podcast about the things from history that shaped us and how we

can shape the future. I'm Jason Fiver. If you have ever gone to

the Louvre and seen the Mona Lisa, then you know, seeing the Mona Lisa kind of sucks. There's a

huge crowd and the painting is set behind bulletproof glass and it just feels like you're checking

off a box. But you know what? It doesn't matter because the greatest thing in the Louvre is not the Mona Lisa.

The greatest thing in the Louvre is the painting right across from the Mona Lisa in the same room where basically nobody else is looking.

I have been to the Louvre twice in my life and I have experienced this both times.

I gave up on the Mona Lisa, turned around, and was captivated. The thing I was

seeing on the other side of the room is called the Wedding Feast at Kana, and it was painted by

Paolo Veronese in 1563. It is enormous, like practically floor to ceiling, enormous. It is

roughly 22 by 33 feet, or 6.77 by 9.94 meters for you metric people.

It depicts an outdoor banquet framed among Greek and Roman architecture. Jesus is in the middle of the

table and he pops out like a biblical where's Waldo. This wedding is where the Bible says he turned

water into wine. But honestly, Jesus is the least

interesting thing in this painting because he is surrounded by so much life. So many people,

the upper class talking and eating, the working class carrying and cutting things for the feast.

There are musicians, dogs on leashes, a little person holding a parrot, I have stood in front of this

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