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Crypto Mundi

by Athena Novo · Async Art Master #3505 · four-phase · time rule: UTC

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About the work

This is Crypto Mundi from The Most Expensive Artworks Project collaboration by Athena Novo and Mad Monk. It is a remix of Leonardo Da Vinci's Salvator Mundi. It is No 1 in the project in parallel with its place on the list. Accordingly it has been last sold November 2017 in Christie's New York for USD 450 million. The seller was Dmitry Rybolovlev and the buyer was Badr bin Abdullah Al Saud. ... The Most Expensive Artworks Project started with an idea and a web page on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_paintings. Athena Novo and Mad Monk collaborated on "doing something" with the list. First idea was to make a common "burn" GIF. Step by step the original or…

Files on IPFS

The viewer shows these states from display copies kept with this site (display copies, resized; the originals are on IPFS: the files below). The full-size files are on IPFS; the ones we pin are pinned at Pinata. Each file is stored on IPFS under its CID. The CID belongs to the file, not to any website, so other IPFS gateways can open it too. Three that served our files on 2026-10-17: gateway.pinata.cloud, ipfs.filebase.io, c-ipfs-gw.nmkr.io. Each file below is linked on all three, in the order to try them. Every line says what our own check found: we keep this file pinned: 5; our own copy, pinned by us and verified on upload: 1.

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