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Well, I thought it was important to get into Leonardo's mindset."Salvator Mundi," we have preliminary drawings.
"Salvator Mundi," we have preliminary drawings.
Like the "Mona Lisa," the "Salvator Mundi" has a very intricate knot patterning system found on his robe, on the center medallion,
says "Can I talk to Bob Salvatore?" I said "Speaking" He goes "Oh man, I can't believe I'm talking to you, you're my favorite author. This is cur-chilling." I was like "Screw you".
But I can tell you that the knot patterning on the "Salvator Mundi" is not by the hand of Leonardo da Vinci.
And I know he would have wanted his knot art included when authenticating a "Salvator Mundi" or an Earlier Version
The one that sold for $450 million, the "Salvator Mundi"-- a lot of restoration.
I think what I might do is a little further study on the three "Salvator Mundis," the knot patterning systems that are on there.
In one chapter I called "The Final Twist," I go through the three "Salvator Mundis," and the lineage, and we've mapped all those knots found on those paintings.
Well, unlike the uncertainty of the authenticity of a "Salvator Mundi," we all agree that the "Mona Lisa," behind her bulletproof box at the Louvre Museum,
Matt, Happy Birthday, RA Salvatore" or I'll just put something in. And so Saturday we did the e-signing for Charon's Claw. He drove up to my house with 900 of them. And 100 of
It was held in a private collection, and just recently has sold to a consortium who also, like the "Salvator Mundi," is trying to authenticate
I mean, obviously they're-- if you read especially the novels, if you're going through Bob Salvatore's novels, something like that, you'll see a lot of references
She's taken in by the man who accidentally cripples her, an Italian ices maker, Salvatore Dinello.
They have got a place Frank Pepe's, which opened in 1925, and then down the street there's a place that Frank Pepe's nephews, Tony and Salvatore, opened a place in
their Round Table in Las Vegas. And I told a story called Wubba Wubba, so if you get some time and go to Youtube and look up Salvatore Wubba Wubba and it's about a wand of wonder