Francesco Gonzaga Diocesan Museum
Sacred Vessels
- Material
- oil on canvas
- Category
- Paintings
- Inventory
- inv_251
Digital assets and usage rights
Files and licenses to use the image of the work.
- Web imageJPEG for web, study and personal use.Not available yet
- High-resolution imageMaster file for print and publishing.Not available yet
- Light 3D modelOptimized GLB for screens, web and augmented reality.Not available yet
- Full 3D modelFull-resolution mesh with textures (OBJ).Not available yet
- Usage licensePermission to reproduce the work, by use, territory and duration.Not available yet
Total€4.45 + VAT
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Physical copy
A reproduction to keep, made to order.
- Fine art printOn archival paper or canvas, in the formats offered by the museum.Not available yet
- 3D printA physical replica from the 3D scan, in different scales and materials.Not available yet
Description
Devotional painting, as suggested by the writing below ("Blood of Jesus Christ, protect us"). The two reliquaries, in the form designed by Cellini, are exposed to veneration within an ambitious ornamental apparatus.
Blockchain information
- Minted on
- Algorand
- UVI ASA
- 1059944614
- NFTMicro ASA
- 1069194207
- Right type
- OER: experience rights, not ownership of the work
- NFTMicro issued
- 100
Levels
The more NFTMicro of the same work you hold, the higher the definition of the 3D model you can access.
- Bronzefrom 1 units
Low-definition 3D model, wireframe texture. - Silverfrom 5 units
Medium definition, texture without shaders. - Goldfrom 20 units
High resolution, texture with basic shaders. - Rubyfrom 50 units
Highest definition, enhanced shaders and lighting.
Roles
- Supporter
- Any purchase supports the care of the work.
- Sponsor
- At least 20% of the NFTMicro on sale in the period; 2 to 5 per work.
- Patron
- At least 51% of the NFTMicro on sale in the period; one per work, credited on the page.
