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Red Virginia Creeper, Edvard Munch, R1898-1900. In the Oslo Munch Museum permanent collection.

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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 🫠

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La Liseuse, Auguste Renoir, made between 1874 et 1876. In the Musée d’Orsay permanent collection.

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Young Girl on the Shore, Edvard Munch, 1896. In the Oslo Munch Museum permanent collection.

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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

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Next week is going to be sweet. Nice art up for grabs at accessible prices! @hafftka is celebrating his 71st birthday on Tuesday. Ape In will be available as an open edition at 6,900 sats or roughly less than 10 bucks! It'll be opened for 69hours. 🟧 🐒 🔥

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Untitled (Yellow and Blue), Mark Rothko. 1954. Was sold at Sotheby's for over $32m.

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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.

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La Madonna col bambino, Sandro Botticelli circa 1470. Sold for almost 10m GBP!

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I just lost 400 followers on X after subscribing to the Premium... a coincidence? Hard to believe...

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Pure JavaScript. Inspired by Edward Robert Hughes' Midsummer Eve. A 1/1 piece was sold at auction to a prominent collector, and a sweet open edition is on sale for the next 2 hours! @zancan x @aart x PepeFest Fake Basel 2024 on @objktcom! Art Basel Miami 2024.

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Midsummer Eve, Edward Robert Hughes. 1908. Private collection ad recent inspiration to one of my favourite contemporary digital artists for his latest performance. :)

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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.

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Ettore e Andromache, 1950. Giorgio de Chirico, oil on canvas, 90 x 70 cm. Sold over a decade ago to a private collector.

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Quinces, Lemons, Pears and Grapes, 1887. Vincent Van Gogh. I have to say the frame is a piece of art in itself!

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Flourishing Peonies, ink and colour on paper, hanging scroll. Wu Zheng, 1947. Sold at Sotheby's for approx. $10k.

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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!!! 😇

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Shrimps, ink on paper, 32 x 31.8 cm. Qi Baishi, no date. Sold at Sotheby's above the estimation, for approx. $60k.

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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! :)

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This is not fun! WTF

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