# Salvator Mundi
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salvator mundi (Latin for ''Savior of the World'') is a painting attributed in whole or in part to the Italian High Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci, dated to c. 1499–1510. Long thought to be a copy of a lost original veiled with overpainting, it was rediscovered, restored, and included in Luke Syson's major Leonardo exhibition at the National Gallery, London, in 2011–12. Christie's claimed just after selling the work that most leading scholars consider it to be an original work by Leonardo, but this attribution has been disputed by other specialists, some of whom posit that he only contributed certain elements.
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HARRY COBDEN'S PUNCHESTOWN THURSDAY RIDES | Birdie Or Bust | Salvator Mundi | Honesty Policy | Day 3
Harry Cobden's got three rides on day 3 of Punchestown, and he stopped off to give us his thoughts on 'em!
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HARRY COBDEN’S PUNCHESTOWN SATURDAY RIDES | Reaction to Salvator Mundi G1 win | 4 more rides for JP
Harry Cobden landed a big Grade 1 victory on Irish soil on the back of Salvator Mundi. He's back with PK to tell us all about it, as well as his four mounts for the new boss on Saturday to round off Punchestown.
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The $450 Million Lie: How the Art Market Manufactures Value | Ben Lewis
SummaryBen Lewis on the art market, the Salvator Mundi, and why the most beautiful objects are used for the ugliest purposes.
Episode OverviewIn 2005, a painting sold at auction for $1,000. In 2017, the same painting sold to the ruler of Saudi Arabia for $450 million. Christie's marketed it as a Le…
FBI Special Agent and Art Crime Founder Robert Wittman on Stolen Art, Lies, and the Gardner Heist
He spent two decades pretending to be someone he wasn't — and recovered over $300 million in stolen art doing it.
In this episode, host Hugh Leeman sits down with Robert Wittman, the founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team and the author of the bestselling memoir Priceless, for a riveting conversation …
Ep. 42: The Fake (Maybe) at the Met
A quick note for paid subscribers: the August Ask Me Anything About Italy will take place on August 13th at 8 pm ET. This month’s Destination Deep Dive will cover Baia, Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Oplontis — the ancient Roman cities around Naples in honor of the new series about Pompeii Out of Time c…
Cantorum
Every once in awhile, an ensemble that began its life in the halls of a great educational institution spreads its wings and flies beyond the confines of the institution to have a rich life of its own. That's what happened with Cantorum Chamber Choir, which began its life at Brigham Young University…
Leonardo's Salvator Mundi: Scholarship, Science and Skulduggery
The newly discovered Salvator by Leonardo, the world's most costly picture, is one of his most notable creations, in which he used his 'science of art' to transform a stock subject into a profound expression of the ineffability of the divine. We will look at the remarkable story of its discovery, i…
Uncovering The ART World's Craziest HEISTS | Ben Lewis and Art Detective Arthur Brand
Ben Lewis and Arthur Brand on the Louvre heist, the art theft epidemic, and why stolen Renoirs end up as drug collateral.
Episode OverviewIn October 2025, thieves arrived at the Louvre on scooters, erected a furniture lift, and were in and out with 88 million euros in Napoleonic crown jewels in fou…
Thursday 1 October: Archbishop Parker’s Psalter
A sequence to speak to heart, head and soul, exploring through songs and readings the great classical music of our religious heritage.
Led by Revd Dr Sam Wells
Directed by Andrew Earis
Performed by St Martin’s Voices
Accompanied by Gavin Roberts
Man blest no doubt (First mode melody)
Hymn: O Ho…
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