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Rock art: the wisest elders, Roman empire, Gutenberg, colonization (the company of Jesus), Antonio Nariño (translation of human rights from French to Spanish), modern era (graphic arts)

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Graphic arts and the city: development of the printing press in the form of newspapers, magazines and publications in general. Since the 19th century they arrived in Colombian cities.

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Semi-automatic card: French manufacturing machine from the F.Hacheo company from the beginning of the 19th century.

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Loose writings: These do not have covers, they do not have spelling and most were written in cursive.

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washington press: It required strength and talent, ink and mallet, the paper was placed, the letters from left to right, the lever was pressed and lowered.

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ink thinning machine: The raw ink was applied at the top and the solvents came on the side. When the wheel turned, the rollers were activated and the components were mixed.

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Will Grater Machine: This machine printed the lines of the notebooks and accounting sheets, it was composed of a roller that rotated the paper accompanied by some discs that painted the lines on the sheet and some threads that held the sheets.

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Xilographic: Printing technique that they used before to print by hand on wood.

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Amanueses desk: This is a replica of the desks where monks and friars transcribe texts by hand.