History is tale telling. But some stories remain untold.

In fifteenth-century Italy, Paolo Uccello recognizes the artistic talent of his young little girl, Antonia, and teaches her how exactly to create a masterpiece. The girl composes a painting of her mother and inadvertently sparks an enduring mystery.

In today’s day, a copyist painter gets a commission from a wealthy Chinese businessman to duplicate a Paolo Uccello painting. Collectively, the painter and his teenage child check out China, and in doing so they start their escape from a tragic family members past.

In the twenty-second century, a painting is discovered that’s rumored to become the task of Paolo Uccello’s daughter. This reawakens a skill historian’s dream of elevating Antonia Uccello, an artist ignored by history due to her gender.

Stories untold. Secrets uncovered. But probably some mysteries should remain shrouded.