An ancient family seeks to preserve its artistic heritage with the help of the NFTs token

The Lobkovich family One of the oldest noble families in the Czech Republic, with its heritage dating back to the fourteenth century AD, but what does this family have to do with one of the most popular ciphers, the irreplaceable tokens NFTs؟

Czech Prince William Rudolf Lobkovic says: The 27-year-old said he developed digital content and virtual tours during the Covid pandemic, allowing fans to view his family's cultural heritage, from the comfort of their homes, and during this time he became increasingly interested in icons. NFTs.

Lobkovic Palace is preserved House of Lobkowicz Non-profit, historical paintings by Peter Brueghel Pieter Bruegel Canaletto and Diego Velasquez Canaletto and Diego Velázquez.

In addition to the hand-annotated manuscripts of music by Wolfgang Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven Ludwig van Beethoven Some historical works and pieces will be displayed in the launch symbols NFTs The Lobkovich family.

Lobkovich said:

“We lost 95% of our sources of income came from cultural tourism.

"We started doing a whole bunch of digital activities that included virtual tours, like yoga and historical spaces, as a way to take people's minds off the pandemic, we've done something useful."

Preserving artistic legacy through NFTs tokens

The tech-savvy prince adds that by organizing online tours, Lubkovic Palace received a number of virtual visitors in 2020 More than the number of actual visitors during its busiest year.

Lobkovic codes will be displayed Lobkowicz NFTs Which will be launched at public auction between 11–16 October, Historic pieces tell stories digitally, will include a board with a hidden story and a piece of music unheard of since 250 years.

It was written by Anna Maria Wilhelmina Altan wife of Philip Hasynth, who was a prince during the sixteenth century.

Lobkovich said his family spent more than 600 year in collecting art pieces and supporting this field, and stressed that these “new technology” It's not just about viewing and buying digital art, but an experiment to see if it “NFT tokens and their core technologies, will contribute to preserving a centuries-old artistic wealth.”.

He added that digital art has many advantages over physical art, for example, it can travel around the world in an instant, unlike family groups that cannot be sold, or leave the country with them without permission from a central government authority.

Lobkovich concluded his speech by saying:

“By investing in tokens NFTs, the beneficiary receives ownership of a unique digital asset, while also directly supporting conservation efforts or other significant cultural initiatives.”