Tier 2
Francesco Gonzaga Diocesan Museum
Tabernacle
- Material
- gilded wood
- Category
- Liturgical objects
- Inventory
- inv_325
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
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- 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€0.66 + 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
Sumptuous artifact in gilded wood, datable to the seventeenth century, gift of a private.
Blockchain information
- Minted on
- Algorand
- UVI ASA
- 947610830
- NFTMicro ASA
- 990271117
- Right type
- OER: experience rights, not ownership of the work
- NFTMicro issued
- 100,000
Tier 2: Works are ranked in 5 tiers by value: the higher the tier, the more NFTMicro are issued.
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.
