what picture or artwork do you have on your dining area wall?

Our dining room is decorated by a nature-themed painting. It portrays a winding but calm brook, flanked by thriving trees and various grass on either side. On the horizon, a small mountain can be seen and the sky is clear and blue. There are only two other painting in our house and both of them are nature-themed as well. One shows the beauty and brutality of a sea/ocean during storms and the other, the majesty of an eagle in flight. This is mostly because my mother loves things like these and since she decorates the house, what she says goes. I do agree with your observation though. The Last Supper is pretty common here indeed. I don't know whether it's because we're a predominantly Catholic country but my mother is as religious as they come, she grew up in a household with the Last Supper adorning her childhood home, but in the end, she chose her own decoration. Are we really that religious or are we just used to that scenery that we try to re-do it in our own households?

In Christian homes where I come from in my state, many families have one of two different pictures. They are by the same artist, I believe. One is of a woman praying. And the other is of a man praying. My grandmother had the one with the man so I'm more familiar with that one. He is an old man at a table. There is a bible and reading glasses and a loaf of bread on the table. I think it may be titled "our daily bread" (as in the lord's prayer) Are you familiar with this one?

we are catholic and my granny put a photo of last super on the wall of dining area. I don't know why it's just a tradition in putting those photos, if not a last super it,s a photo of flowers and fruits. Which is hanging always on the wall.

Yes,I noticed that.I think maybe to remind us(Filipino)that we should share what we have to others.In some other country you can see hanging on the dining area are pictures of mixed fruits and flowers.

We just have floral art hanging on our wall here,nothing too striking but its art that you can live with for evermore and a day.If you choose modern art then I feel you will get tired of it,it dates and it looks out of fashion.But the conventional pictures they will go on for ever.I pass a house every morning ,and at the window the owner hangs what I assume is his latest piece of artwork,well he/she is extremely talented,and some of the work is very attractive,they obviously take great pride in it,and so they should.I often take another look at the window,just in case I miss the change of picture.I have taken a peep into the bottom window(nosy)and have noticed the table is filled with paints,brushes and pots for water.but it brightens the day up to see those pictures in that window.