Slipped Twice in Spring Photograph - Limited Edition of 1

My interest in the Anthotype, a process that requires a positive light resist to create a positive image, utilizes sunlight's bleaching action on plant pigments. It is considered an ephemeral process unless the print is protected from further exposure to light (except when viewing). Examples of William Herschel's Anthotypes from the 1840's are still quite lovely and stable to this day. Clothing, mostly sleep wear, is placed upon the coated paper and exposed to sunlight for 2-4 weeks in the summer and up to 3 months in the winter. The emulsion is made from plant pigments such as grass, red rose petals, mulberries, iris petals and pokeberries which are ground with a mortar and pestle and placed into solution.

Photography:Photogram on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:35 W x 43 H x 0.1 D in

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