The Allure of An Iconic Image
Enchanted, Delightfully Pleased, Charmed,
Possessing a Magical Quality
“Enchantment is the oldest form of medicine.” – Carl Jung
The initial intrigue may have been inspired by its sale at auction price of US$450.3 million by Christie’s New York on November 15, 2017. However, the enchantment goes much deeper.
There is a theory, promulgated by investigative mythologist, William Henry, that “There is something supernaturally powerful about ‘Salvator Mundi’. Besides its incredulous price tag, which grabs our attention, it also ignites our imagination, to the feeling that there is an energy that lies within the painting itself.”
“Sacred art”, Henry explains, “is imbued with a particular power and frequency that is imparted to those who gaze, reflect and revere it”. Henry expounds, “Sacred art has extraordinary, even cosmic power to elevate our consciousness and to raise our spiritual frequency. It touches our soul, taps our emotions and acts as a bridge to our Divine Self. In essence, it not only reflects back to us, a vision of our best selves, it is actually a conduit to that vision’s actualization or manifestation.”
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Salvator Mundi on display at Christie's salesroom in London in 2017, ahead of its sale for $450 million. AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth
Esoteric History
“Salvator Mundi,” is shrouded in mystery and controversy and has fascinated art enthusiasts, historians, and scholars alike for centuries. Beyond its disputed attribution and record-breaking auction sale, this enigmatic artwork harbors a depth of symbolic and esoteric meanings that merit exploration.
High Quality Replica
Our high-quality replicas are a high-res digital image of the Leonardo “Salvador Mundi” printed and mounted, as is the original. The surface is enhanced with impasto created by our artists to mimic the original brushwork of the painting with a clear acrylic gel, varnished for protection and to create a more realistic presentation.