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Escher Launches Curated NFT Marketplace, Enforcing 100% Artist Royalties

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Escher, an NFT platform and subsidiary of Tessera, has officially launched its curated marketplace for digital art collectors.

The platform offers a comprehensive experience for artists to showcase all their work in one place. Artists can customize their showrooms, and the platform enforces 100% of all artist royalties.

Additionally, Escher has launched Escher Exclusives, a collection of limited editions by hand-picked digital artists. These drops will be presented in seasonal collections and released exclusively on Escher. 

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2/ At @tessera, we view editions as an integral, yet underserved, part of the NFT ecosystem. http://Escher.xyz transforms the editions experience for artists to showcase ALL of their work in one easy-to-view experience.

3/ Of course, we enforce 100% of all artist royalties.

Artists are the reason we exist and we’ll never forget it.

4/ We're also proud today to launch Escher Exclusives, a collection of limited editions by a hand-picked set of incredible digital artists.

These drops will be presented in seasonal collections & released only on Escher.

Season 0 debuts today with 3 phenomenal artists

5/ Exclusive #1 : BURN SZN by @popwonderNFT

Edition Supply: 100

List Price: .15 ETH

6/ Exclusive #2: Big Election Day by @toadswiback

Edition Supply: 20

List Price: .369 ETH

Comes with: 12k word story of unrivaled depravity

7/ Exclusive #3: Midnight Cruise by @POSTWOOK

Edition Supply: 100

List Price: .069 ETH

8/ This is only the beginning of our journey to elevate the experience of buying and selling editioned fine art.

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