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...ake prints), and finally, photocopying. The machine possessing this fourth technology was simple enough for a child to operate, and gave "ordinary people an extr .... “Xerox nostalgia” CNN. 22 Jan 2010. https://money.cnn.com/galleries/2010/technology/1001/gallery.xerox_copiers.fortune/index.html Accessed 5 Apr. 2022</ref> be ...

...r engraved, and often hand-colored, scenes paced in succession to give the visual effect of receding space."<ref name="Ogata">Ogata, Amy F. “Viewing Souven ...took the concept of phantasmagoric illusion (whereby optical illusions and visual tricks create dreamlike representations of physical objects) and made it so ...

...the table of contents, the index, etc. Throughout the history of books the technology has evolved towards legibility. ...the written word, it is difficult to identify and systematically organize visual play and especially that which skips between word, image and material.”<r ...

Color management technology has a variety of components that pertain to the operating system (OS), help ...lutions to preservation of cultural heritage items (those with textual and visual components in particular) that allow for viewing the works in a state close ...

...(1986). Science and Civilisation in China, Volume 6 Biology and Biological Technology, Part 1: Botany. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521087315.</ref> .... A View from the Southern Margins of the Qing Empire. East Asian Science, Technology, and Medicine., 54.</ref> ...

...in the Middle Ages, but it also created a disjunction between written and visual content. [[Category: Visual Technology]] ...

The technology of early flap anatomies is not well known, but for books in the hand press ...’s Flaps: Midwifery, Creativity, and Sexuality in Early Nineteenth-Century Visual Culture", British Art Studies, Issue 19 </ref> That led to moral panic surr ...