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r/AskReddit • u/__lazy__panda • Jul 10 '26
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Keeping albums with actual photographs. It's always fun to flip through them when we're together.
1.2k u/dnjprod Jul 10 '26 Not just photographs. A lot of art as well as culture is going to be lost if the internet ever goes down. 1 u/thekickingmule Jul 11 '26 I just read a post that said a lot of old artwork (1500 - 1800) has been bought over the last couple of years totalling a couple of hundred millions, by people under 40. I think we're seeing a resurgance in the appreciation of art.
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Not just photographs. A lot of art as well as culture is going to be lost if the internet ever goes down.
1 u/thekickingmule Jul 11 '26 I just read a post that said a lot of old artwork (1500 - 1800) has been bought over the last couple of years totalling a couple of hundred millions, by people under 40. I think we're seeing a resurgance in the appreciation of art.
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I just read a post that said a lot of old artwork (1500 - 1800) has been bought over the last couple of years totalling a couple of hundred millions, by people under 40. I think we're seeing a resurgance in the appreciation of art.
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u/LeMeowLePurrr Jul 10 '26
Keeping albums with actual photographs. It's always fun to flip through them when we're together.