Les Sauveurs du Monde is a surreal painting by Corine Perier inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi.
Corine revisits Leonardo da Vinci's painting while celebrating the power of the animal world. Painted in oil on a wooden panel, this work combines the sacred posture of Christ with a blue-eyed leopard. This painting is rooted in the legacy of the Italian Renaissance and embraces a decidedly dreamlike style, characteristic of the artist.
This work is part of the series Masquerades and Portraits , where revisiting characters and figures from folklore and mythology, Corine Perier invents fantastical animal creatures, in the tradition of classical painting.