with that, we're going to begin with the natalia lauricella. welcome. thank you. thank you so much for the kind introduction, dr. wakin and thank you to burt sameera hana and their colleagues at the hoover for organizing this event. i'm going to share my screen with my slides from their emergence in the early modern period printed materials have circulated political, social and cultural messages. i'm showing you here a 16th century woodcut by albrecht dÜrer, an 18th century engraving by william hogarth, and a 19th century etching by francisco goya. the one drawback of these print media, however, is that they were typically labor intensive and did not yield a large number of impressions, printed images circulate in books and as broadsides and pamphlets and as are prints, but large format mass reproduced and colorful that we have come to know did not exist as such until the 19th century. this change began with the emergence lithography invented by a centerfielder in germany around 1796. lithography is a planet graphic process, meaning that the image is printed from

with that, we're going to begin with the natalia lauricella. welcome. thank you. thank you so much for the kind introduction, dr. wakin and thank you to burt sameera hana and their colleagues at the hoover for organizing this event. i'm going to share my screen with my slides from their modern period printed materials have circulated political, social and cultural messages. i'm showing you here a 16th century woodcut by albrecht dÜrer, an 18th century engraving by william hogarth, and a 19th century etching by francisco goya. the one drawback of these print media, however, is that they were typically labor intensive and did not yield a large images circulate in books and as broadsides and pamphlets and as are prints, but large format ma colorful that we have come to know did not exist as such until the 19th century. this change began with the emergence lithography invented by a centerfielder in germany around 1796. meaning that the image is printed from a flat surface or matrix as lithography did not necessitate the laborious work of carving wood or in sizing meta

in the 20th century, the natalia lauricella is lecturer in the department of art in h

in the 20th century, the natalia lauricella is lecturer in the department of art in art history at stanford, one of her areas of expertise is poster design, the late 19th and early 20th centuries natalia received her ph.d. in art history from university of southern california. she has worked as a curatorial assistant of