Fractional'Solstice Fragment No. 4' — Original Oil
Large-format oil on linen (160×120cm) by Copenhagen painter Mette Askov, gallery-exhibited 2024, with signed certificate of authenticity.
Sample listing — illustrative only, it cannot be bought. The item, owner, activity and comments are invented.
nordcollection.eth
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63ModerateTrust score
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Asking price
$18,750-0.6% 1w
24w high $18,85724w low $17,159Illustrative series to Jul 27, 2026 — not market data
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Fractional1,210 of 1,500 fractions available19% sold
Price per fraction$12.50
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Total$12.50
Sample listing — illustrative only, it cannot be bought.
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- May 25, 2026
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- Jun 6, 2026
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The fourth work in Askov's Solstice series, exhibited at Galleri Nord in 2024 and acquired directly from the artist. The signed certificate of authenticity and the gallery exhibition record were both reviewed, and the canvas was photographed in raking light for the image review layer. The painting hangs in a private collection in Copenhagen under a custody agreement; the issuer states fraction holders would share in any resale and the artist would retain a 5% royalty. Neither is implemented in the protocol.
1,500 fractions issued at $12.50
Jun 8, 2026by nordcollection.eth
Artwork listed with issuer-stated artist royalty
May 25, 2026by nordcollection.eth
- canvasdao.ethJun 20, 2026
Stating the artist royalty up front is the right way to do art RWAs.
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