Nelson Mandela’s Paintings Of Prison Are Being Sold As NFTs For $3,500

By cineramaFebruary 26, 2022NFT

Nelson Mandela, the civil rights activist and former president of South Africa who passed away in 2013, is having his artwork sold as NFTs . No, that is not […]

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Nelson Mandela’s Paintings Of Prison Are Being Sold As NFTs For $3,500

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