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Before industrialization, each item was one of a kind, unique, the product of a crafts-person. After, the items are made with interchangeable parts on an assembly line by semiskilled labor. The cost went down as a result.

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Why did glass blowing originate?

Glass blowing originated in the 1st century BCE in the region of the Eastern Mediterranean, particularly in Syria, as a response to the need for more efficient glass production methods. This innovative technique allowed artisans to create hollow glass objects quickly and with greater precision, greatly expanding the possibilities for glass shapes and forms. The method also facilitated mass production, making glass items more accessible and affordable, which contributed to the spread of glassware in everyday life. Its popularity grew as it became integral to trade and artistic expression in various cultures.


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Printmaking began in ancient China, with the earliest forms dating back to around 200 AD, particularly with the use of woodblock printing. The technique evolved significantly, and by the 15th century, it spread to Europe, where innovations like movable type were developed by Johannes Gutenberg. This period marked a pivotal moment in the history of printmaking, leading to the mass production of texts and images.


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Albrecht Durer


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Imitative counterpoint and homophony.