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The Cleveland Collection

Name from the NFTs' own metadata

"Rosa's scene at noon showcases several hoary hags that exemplify his treatment of witches. Clutching skulls, wielding brooms, and slicing lizards, the witches prepare to travel to the Sabbath, an orgy of witches. One witch flays the skin of a thrashing lizard to extract the innards needed to concoct magical unguents, while her companions brandish skulls. Goats were the common mode of transportation for witches, but Rosa substitutes an owl, a harbinger of evil. Although Rosa foregrounds the violent cruelty of witchcraft, situating the grotesque hags in the full light of day introduces a comic aspect to the scene. Rosa's use of comedy and the unexpected to critique the world around him stemmed from the satirical poetry he wrote throughout his stay in Florence and his return to Rome in 1649. By lightening the palette and mood of the painting, Day reflects his interest in satire and his self-appointed role to expose and critique human folly. (source: Name from the NFTs' own metadata / token ledger)

Who

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Founder / teamUnknown

What

What this is on the ledger

CategoryNFT collections
Issuer addressrLzncbwKysPuA9FvrocUKBZUbQGiBBPNk3
Taxon1
NFTs currently on ledger180
Transfer fee6.96%
Flags (from NFTokenID)transferable
Issuer's first ledger activity2022-02-28 tx

Where to connect

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