In this episode, we explore the origins and evolution of rarity in the art world. From the Renaissance, when artists like Michelangelo were elevated as unique creators, to modern debates over photography and NFTs, rarity has defined value and exclusivity. We delve into how industrialization, mass production, and the avant-garde movements challenged and reinforced these notions. Discover how the concept of scarcity shaped art markets, from iconic masterpieces to folk art, and how it continues to evolve in the digital age.

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