Tuesday, April 02, 2019 - 
Dmitry E. Rybolovlev,Freeport,Leonardo da Vinci,money laundering,Mossack Fonseca,Panama Papers,Ports Franc,Salvator Mundi,tax fraud,Yves Bouvier
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Dmitry E. Rybolovlev,Freeport,Leonardo da Vinci,money laundering,Mossack Fonseca,Panama Papers,Ports Franc,Salvator Mundi,tax fraud,Yves Bouvier
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Beautiful April Fools Day pranks and still no sign of Leonardo’s Salvator Mundi
Yesterday, it appears that the art and museum world ran amok with April Fools Day fake news on the whereabouts of Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi.
Tongue-in-cheek April 1st reports claimed that the "missing" $450m painting is hanging in US President Trump's private quarters at the White House. Another reported that Abu Dhabi planned to trade the painting to neighboring emirate Qatar in exchange for Paris Saint Germain soccer player, footballer Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, the Brazilian forward. Neither of course are true. While its location remains a mystery, the tale of the Salvator Mundi is a complicated one of power, intrigue, betrayal and seemingly immeasurable sums of money ARCA is continuing to follow the controversy surrounding the world's most expensive painting.
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