Explanation:

- 'Salvator Mundi' is a famous 16th-century artwork.

- The painting is attributed to Leonardo da Vinci.

- Recently, a stolen copy of this artwork was recovered by Italian Police.

- Vincent van Gogh (Option 1) was a Dutch painter from the 19th century, known for works like 'Starry Night,' not connected to 'Salvator Mundi'.

- Pablo Picasso (Option 2) was a 20th-century Spanish painter, founder of Cubism, not related to this artwork.

- Michelangelo (Option 3) was a Renaissance artist, famous for sculptures like 'David' and the Sistine Chapel, but not for 'Salvator Mundi'.

- Leonardo da Vinci (Option 4) is the correct answer; he painted 'Salvator Mundi' in the early 1500s.