Qui a découvert le Salvator Mundi ?
Qui a découvert le Salvator Mundi ?
Salvator Mundi (version Cook)
| Artiste | Léonard de Vinci ou Bernardino Luini ou Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio |
|---|---|
| Mouvement | Renaissance |
| Propriétaire | Mohammed ben Salmane |
| Collection | Louvre Abou Dabi |
| Localisation | Localisation actuelle inconnue ; Louvre Abou Dabi (annoncé), Abou Dabi (Émirats arabes unis) |
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Où a été trouvé le Salvator Mundi ?
Titien, Salvator Mundi (v. 1570), musée de l’Ermitage, Saint-Pétersbourg.
What is the meaning of the painting Salvator Mundi?
- Salvator Mundi (Leonardo) Salvator Mundi is a painting of Christ as Salvator Mundi (Latin for « Savior of the World ») by Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci, dated to c. 1500.
Why isn't Salvator Mundi at the Louvre in 2019?
- In Paris, the Louvre’s request for Salvator Mundi to be exhibited in the 2019–20 Leonardo de Vinci exhibition was reportedly met without response, leading some to speculate that its non-presence was due to doubts over its full attribution to the artist.
How much did Leonardo's Salvator Mundi sell for?
- Watch a timelapse from Christie’s showing the restoration of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi. The piece was sold for $450m (£400m) on Wednesday evening to an anonymous buyer. Salvator Mundi is the most recent Leonardo to be discovered and unanimously agreed upon to be authentic by art historians and experts
What is the size of the Salvator Mundi?
- The Salvator Mundi was executed on a walnut panel measuring 655 mm high by 451–456 mm wide [ 2 ]. The surface of the wood panel appears to have been prepared by sealing with an unpigmented size, observed as a discreet lowermost layer in several cross-sections (Fig. 2 ).
