Emerson Hough

But I think in the broader sense, 30,000-foot view, we, we forget that when we open a magazine, uh, in 1910, it wasn't full of glossy photographs.

Every image you saw had been painted by someone, whether that was an ad for Cream of Wheat or an illustration that went to an Emerson Hough story, right? Every, e- all of them had paintings, which I think is super cool, and I, and as an historian, I wonder what happened to those original art objects? Where are they? Well, the publishers were real cavalier with them.

They often threw them away or, you know, whatever.

But today we take that for granted, and today now you can just look on your phone and you can get an image, whereas 100 years ago it had to be painted by someone.