Leonardo da Vinci Studio Version of 'Salvator Mundi' Displayed at TEFAF Art Fair
A painting attributed to the studio of Leonardo da Vinci, known as the 'de Ganay' version of 'Salvator Mundi,' has been presented at the TEFAF art fair. This work shares visual similarities with the record-setting $450 million painting sold at Christie's auction house. The appearance of this studio-attributed piece has generated significant attention among art market observers and collectors.
Key facts
- A version of 'Salvator Mundi' attributed to Leonardo da Vinci's studio is on display
- The work is presented at the TEFAF art fair
- This version resembles the $450 million painting sold at Christie's