This collection showcases two main areas. On one hand, it highlights printing techniques that trace the evolution of image and text reproduction — including woodcut, screen printing, and Gutenberg’s printing press. On the other hand, it features devices designed to assist in creating precise copies of visual subjects, such as the Artist’s Window, the camera lucida, and Alberti’s veil.

We invite you on an interesting journey through the most representative devices that have defined this era. Each visitor will have the pleasure of experimenting with these classic techniques that are part of the universal history of the art of reproduction.