Salvator Mundi reappeared in a sale at Sotheby’s in 2005, after years being traded as a pauper’s painting, thought to be by a follower of da Vinci, and was sold for £10,000 to a consortium of buyers including Alexander Parish.
Salvator Mundi reappeared in a sale at Sotheby’s in 2005, after years being traded as a pauper’s painting, thought to be by a follower of da Vinci, and was sold for £10,000 to a consortium of buyers including Alexander Parish.