In the documentary "The Lost Leonardo," the $450 million painting, believed to be a work by Leonardo da Vinci titled "Salvator Mundi," was purchased by Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan Al Saud, acting on behalf of the Saudi Arabian crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman. The purchase was made in November 2017 at a Christie's auction and set a record for the most expensive painting ever sold. The film explores the painting's controversial provenance and the art world's intrigue surrounding it.

As of October 2023, "The Lost Leonardo" is not available on Netflix. The documentary film, which explores the story of the Salvator Mundi painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, can be found on other platforms, such as Amazon Prime Video or for rental on digital platforms like iTunes and Google Play. Availability may vary by region, so it's best to check your local streaming services for the most current options.

"The Lost Leonardo" explores the discovery of a long-lost painting believed to be a work by Leonardo da Vinci. The painting, known as "Salvator Mundi," was found in 2005 by a group of art dealers who purchased it at a low price at a New Orleans auction. Initially thought to be a copy, it underwent extensive restoration and authentication processes, ultimately gaining recognition as an authentic da Vinci work. Its subsequent sale at auction for a record-breaking $450 million sparked intrigue and debate over its provenance and value.

"The Lost Leonardo" is a documentary film that explores the intriguing story of a painting believed to be a long-lost work by Leonardo da Vinci, known as "Salvator Mundi." The film delves into the painting's discovery, its restoration, and the controversies surrounding its authenticity, ownership, and astronomical auction price. It highlights the intersection of art, commerce, and the art market's complexities. While "The Lost Leonardo" is not exclusively available on Netflix, it may be found on various streaming platforms or for rental.