In recent years, the painter and legendary art forger Wolfgang Beltracchi has embarked on a new artistic chapter. A focal point of his recent work, created since Wolfgang and Helene Beltracchi relocated to Lake Lucerne in Switzerland, is an extensive series of paintings that have been offered for sale as digital artworks using NFT technology. The starting point for this series was the painting Salvator Mundi, allegedly attributed to Leonardo da Vinci and sold in 2017 at Christie's for a record price of $450 million to the Saudi royal family. Beltracchi has delved deeply into this painting and created several hundred versions of it in various styles under the title "The Greats": Salvator Mundi as Pop Art, in the styles of Cubism, Surrealism, Asian comic art, personifying figures like Mick Jagger, Mao, or Rammstein singer Till Lindemann... It's a fascinating puzzle with the controversial painting and its symbolism.