Da Vinci Christ Painting Sells for $450 Million

The transcript discusses the importance of attribution in the art world, focusing on a critique by Jacques Franck regarding the authenticity of a piece attributed to Da Vinci. It highlights how verification by scholars can drastically change the market value of art, as seen in the case of a Da Vinci painting. The discussion also covers the standard warranty practices in art sales and the varying market tolerance for restoration issues between different artists, such as Da Vinci and Van Gogh.

What is the main concern of Jacques Franck regarding the painting?

• The painting's color scheme

• The painting's authenticity

• The painting's size

• The painting's frame

How did the inclusion in the National Gallery Exhibition affect the painting?

• It was removed from the exhibition

• It significantly increased its value

• It decreased its value

• It had no effect

What is the standard practice regarding authenticity warranties in art sales?

• Warranties are provided for a limited time

• Warranties are only for sculptures

• No warranties are provided

• Warranties are provided indefinitely

Why is the market tolerance for Da Vinci paintings different from Van Gogh's?

• Van Gogh paintings are larger

• Da Vinci paintings are more colorful

• There are fewer Da Vinci paintings available

• Van Gogh paintings are more modern

What factor contributes to the higher threshold for condition problems in Da Vinci paintings?

• Their vibrant colors

• Their larger size

• Their modern style

• Their historical significance