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Digital art, web3.
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Red Virginia Creeper, Edvard Munch, R1898-1900. In the Oslo Munch Museum permanent collection.
Thank you @rodeodotclub for the new offering feature! I now own a @jack's full set! 😍 in great company with @lewisosb, @studioyorktown, and @jjjjjohn full sets! LFG! Now I am at zero $ETH though 🫠
La Liseuse, Auguste Renoir, made between 1874 et 1876. In the Musée d’Orsay permanent collection.
Young Girl on the Shore, Edvard Munch, 1896. In the Oslo Munch Museum permanent collection.
A nice story about 10 masters and their final works. From Monet to Basquiat. For this cast I am choosing La Gerbe, Henri Matisse, 1953.
https://www.mutualart.com/Article/The-Stories-Behind-the-Final-Works-of-10/319F02FD4E04F4B9
https://www.mutualart.com/Article/The-Stories-Behind-the-Final-Works-of-10/319F02FD4E04F4B9
Untitled (Yellow and Blue), Mark Rothko. 1954. Was sold at Sotheby's for over $32m.
Inspired by this old thread, I am positing on X and on here my #12DaysOfChristmasDigitalArt. For less than $50 (was $10 days ago) - Decentral Eyes by @coldie on /gamma. On Ordinals, an edition of 3066. Originally offered at approx. $7 last March to celebrate the halving and who is considered, by many, the 'face' of Bitcoin.
La Madonna col bambino, Sandro Botticelli circa 1470. Sold for almost 10m GBP!
I just lost 400 followers on X after subscribing to the Premium... a coincidence? Hard to believe...
Midsummer Eve, Edward Robert Hughes. 1908. Private collection ad recent inspiration to one of my favourite contemporary digital artists for his latest performance. :)
Andy Warhol' Superman, 1981. Screenprint in colors with diamond dust 96.5 x 96.5 cm (multiple). An edition of this screenprint is offered as fractionalised RWA (real world asset, aka NFT) for approx. $20 a piece. Pieces are called shards. More at @liveart.
Ettore e Andromache, 1950. Giorgio de Chirico, oil on canvas, 90 x 70 cm. Sold over a decade ago to a private collector.
Quinces, Lemons, Pears and Grapes, 1887. Vincent Van Gogh. I have to say the frame is a piece of art in itself!
Flourishing Peonies, ink and colour on paper, hanging scroll. Wu Zheng, 1947. Sold at Sotheby's for approx. $10k.
Gift season is near: how solid would you consider the Coinbase Smart Wallet? Is it the best choice? No support for Tezos is a great disadvantage but still it's the best option to onboard family and friends. FeralFile used to be my first choice but now I may reconsider that. Thoughts? I want to gift art!!! 😇
Shrimps, ink on paper, 32 x 31.8 cm. Qi Baishi, no date. Sold at Sotheby's above the estimation, for approx. $60k.
Not the most comprehensive, but I tried my best to explain the key differences between ordinals and stamps without any bias: https://x.com/lukefivehundred/status/1861375460564726019 .They are both great ways to secure your art on bitcoin and both, ordinals especially, rely on bitcoin nodes... hence the importance of running one! :)
This is not fun! WTF
I find it romantic... to think that, without the early pioneers (late 1950s), we wouldn't have a bunch of colourful pixel to stare at right now.
Bitframes.io is a crowdfunding initiative by @mattdesl for Generative. A film/documentary in the making about those artists that paved the way to contemporary digital art.
Bitframes.io is a crowdfunding initiative by @mattdesl for Generative. A film/documentary in the making about those artists that paved the way to contemporary digital art.
Longevity. Ink and colour on paper, hanging scroll signed, dated 1943, with 6 seals of artists: Qi Baishi, Yan Bolong, Wang Xuetao. Sold at Sotheby's for 420,000 HKD plus fees, approx. $53k.
Memory of Oceania, circa 1953, by Henri Matisse. Gouache on paper, cut and pasted, and charcoal on paper mounted on canvas, (284.4 x 286.4 cm). Currently on view as part of the ongoing "Matisse’s Cut-Outs: A Celebration" exhibition at MoMa.
RECORD sale for Ed Ruscha: OVER $68m!
This sold for OVER $121 MILLION! No words...