Over a decade now, a painting long considered lost re-emerged. Initially it was bought for $10, 000 in the 19th Century, then disappeared in the fog of war again. The painting is Leonardo Da Vinci's Salvator Mundi considered destroyed during The French Revolution. Some art historians have their doubts that it's the genuine article, but that didn't matter. At Christie's Auction House it was smashed the price tag for art, selling for $450 million. So great is the spell of the enigmatic maestro.

