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THE FUTURE OF COLLECTING AND AUCTIONS

机译：收集和拍卖的未来

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Before Gutenberg's printing press, it must have been very difficult to value cultural artifacts, especially art. Few individuals could share standards of value beyond a close circle of friends. While the materials, such as gems or precious metals spoke for themselves, works of art were usually the property of the church, local or state governments and the nobility. And they seldom changed hands. Printing, the rise of an educated class outside of the clergy and a new merchant class changed that, and 'common' markets were born. But until recently, we moderns didn't have it so easy either. I can still recall the olden days, just a dozen years ago, when we had to look things up in books. Today, of course, you boot up, dial in, and search the Internet. Or if you're really slothful, you pay one of those expert sites like Keen.com, GavelPrices.com or ArtPrice.com to research your valuables or collectibles for you.
机译：在古腾堡的印刷机问世之前，重视文化文物，尤其是艺术，一定很困难。很少有人能够在朋友圈之外分享价值标准。尽管诸如宝石或贵重金属之类的材料不言而喻，但艺术品通常是教堂，地方或州政府以及贵族的财产。而且他们很少换手。印刷，神职人员之外受过良好教育的阶级的兴起和新商人阶级的改变改变了这一点，“共同”市场诞生了。但是直到最近，我们现代人也没有这么容易。我仍然可以回想起十二年前的旧时代，那时我们不得不在书本上查找事物。当然，今天，您启动，拨入并搜索Internet。或者，如果您真的很懒惰，则可以向Keen.com，GavelPrices.com或ArtPrice.com之类的专家网站之一付款，为您研究贵重物品或收藏品。

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