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March 26, 2023, 11:19:09 PM
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Yeah, it's fascinating how historical events can have such a profound impact on art and culture centuries later. I think it's amazing that the Delft Blue Night Watch is not only a beautiful work of art but also a symbol of Dutch independence and innovation.

Personally, I find the concept of Art Attainment and their NFT art collective really interesting. It's a unique way to bring the world's greatest masterpieces to a wider audience and make them more accessible in the digital age.

I means, the idea of having a physical ceramic tile that is blockchain-certified to claim an NFT is pretty innovative. It combines the physical and digital worlds in a way that I haven't seen before. Then, there's the added bonus of exclusive access to future drops of never-before-seen artwork from well-known artists, which is a great incentive for collectors.
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March 26, 2023, 01:10:21 PM
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Background:

In 1568, The Dutch revolted against the oppressive ruling of the Spanish Kingdom, which led to a bloody 80 years of war. Due to the Spanish/Portuguese alliance, the Dutch got banned from the Lisbon market, where they bought most of their spices to resell in other European ports.

Because of this ban, the Dutch organized and founded the VOC or the “Dutch East India Company” in an effort to loot and capture the Portuguese colonies in Asia. Through the VOC and other in-land efforts, the Dutch managed to seize their independence from the Spanish and become one of the world’s richest countries to this day.

During this time Militia Companies were in charge of protecting the cities against invasions and other threats. The Delft Blue Night Watch registers the moment when the Militia Company of District II of Captain Frans Banninnck Cocq and Lieutenant Willem van Ruytenburgh is getting ready to march out.


The Delft Blue Night Watch is the
start of something much bigger
Art Attainment is an NFT art collective bringing the IP of the world’s greatest masterpieces to the blockchain by uniting fans of art, history, and NFTs through immersive, exclusive, and innovative art ownership experiences.


In 1642, Rembrandt painted the Night Watch, a historic and remarkable piece of art for its time that featured the “Militia Company of District II.”
The Delft Blue Night Watch was hand-painted by 2 masterpainters of the Royal Delft Company. “Delft Blue” is a traditional technique that dates back to the 17th century and originates from the Chinese Ming and Kang Hsi Dynasties. Its is valued at around $10M.

The Original Delft Blue Night Watch is composed by 480 tiles. Each 3 NFTs represents one tile of the real-life physical art piece. The Delft Blue Night Watch is a phygital NFT collection — each NFT is claimable with a unique physical ceramic tile that is blockchain-certified.

DBNW is the start of Art Attainment; Art collective aims to digitize and eternalize the world’s greatest masterpieces. Some of our future collections include artworks from the likes of Picasso, Goya, Alberto Giacometti, and more. DBNW holders will have priority.

There will be an auction for a special 1/1 tile which is supposedly rumored to be Rembrandt’s face. More info will be disclosed on that on Twitter.

Benefits to Holders:

Each NFT is claimable with a unique physical ceramic tile that is blockchain-certified.
These tiles can be shipped worldwide
Holders will receive the “ArtAttainment Pass” airdrop, which gives them exclusive access to future drops of never-seen-before artwork from the likes of Picasso, Goya, Alberto Giacometti, and more.
Privileged & exclusive access to collections from upcoming artists curated by ArtAttainment



More about "The Delft Blue Night Watch"

https://delftbluenightwatch.com
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