The Currency

From an edition of 10,000 mixed NFTs and works on paper. Signed, titled, numbered and dated on the reverse. Each of the unique 10,000 hand painted works were launched in July 2021 as...

“Enamel paint on paper, 2016, signed, titled, dated, and with the image number in pencil verso, from the edition of 10,000 unique variants, published by Heni Editions, London, with t...

This tall, elegant iron currency, from the Mumuye culture in Nigeria, dates back to the nineteenth-century.

This is a matched pair of forged iron currencies from the Mumuye Tribe of Nigeria. The currency is in the rare form of figural spoons.

Dan Tague may not be the first artist to point out the central role money plays in American politics and culture, but few have used the currency itself to illustrate their argument s...

Dan Tague may not be the first artist to point out the central role money plays in American politics and culture, but few have used the currency itself to illustrate their argument s...

Dan Tague may not be the first artist to point out the central role money plays in American politics and culture, but few have used the currency itself to illustrate their argument s...

Dan Tague may not be the first artist to point out the central role money plays in American politics and culture, but few have used the currency itself to illustrate their argument s...

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Limited edition of 5 Hand Signed by Artist Dan Tague Dan Tague may not be the first artist to point out the central role money plays in American politics and culture, but few have ...

Limited edition of 5 Hand Signed by artist Dan Tague Dan Tague may not be the first artist to point out the central role money plays in American politics and culture, but few have ...

This image belongs to the series Sports School by Georgian photographer David Meskhi. "It is less the currency of stylish spectacle than the datedness of nostalgia, the fragility ...

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

Martinez negates indebtedness by reimagining the currency of creative capital.

After the fall of Communism in the former Czechoslovakia, he became the designer of all of the currency now in circulation in the Czech Republic and, perhaps, the most visible artist...

Exceptional African Currency Object in Patinated Metal, Congo from around 1970, the metal has a beautiful Green colored patina and shine and has the correct signs and marks of use a...

African iron currency form from the Kwele people of Gabon. The large currency with a base of fish tail form and the top with extended wing tips with twisted ends.

Three ancient cast bronze currency bracelets from the Molucca Islands in Eastern Indonesia.

This large anklet, and other uniquely designed metal pieces like it, served as pieces of currency in the Congo. They were used for rare, but major transactions.

To maintain the support of the army, he again raised the soldiers' fees and for this purpose increased taxes and continued the policy of devaluing the currency inaugurated by his fat...

very finely made "hoe" currency in hand wrought iron. These very thin and delicate examples of the blacksmith's craft were revered and traded as currency.

Ancient cast bronze currency bracelet from the Molucca Islands in Eastern Indonesia.

The "sou" used to be the currency before the French Franc and of course the Euro.

This is a modern period French advertising poster for the Museum of Currency in Paris, by the artist Bernard Villemot.

This Currency piece was circulated as a means of payment across Africa.

The devaluation of the national currency resulting from the 1990s economic turmoil in Argentina was a decisive influence on his early career.

In 1970–1971, Pfund won the currency design contest, hosted by the Swiss National Bank, for the design of a new series of bank notes.

An impressive pair of late 19th century extra-long African currency spears—properly referred to as liganda or ngbele—from the Topoke, Turumbu, or Lokele peoples and related cultures ...

This nineteenth-century spiral currency (Manilla), from the Igbo culture in Nigeria, is impressive in its size and exhibits a wonderfully exaggerated twisted, spiral form.

Galle moves the first Wharf of the currency shop (later dock of the unit), then, in 1805, 60 Rue Vivienne.

François-Laurent Rolard (1842-1912), monkey currency The most beautiful bronze that he has in reference Original double patina on its original rotating base Measures: H 88 cm Bib...

A fine incised iron flat spiral currency from the Mumuye in Nigeria. A similar example of iron currency can be found in the Ghysels Collection, as published in 'A World of Belts' (20...

This is a large West African iron currency item in the form of two entwined snakes, a very rare form of this type of currency.

Shell of the cross and central part of the reported drawers, depending on the currency savings recurring wood in the workshop.