Skeletonized Leaves

Images from Phantom Bouquets: Two Books on the Art of Skeleton Leaves (1864) - Digitally manipulated to add a wood print effect. These skeletonized leaves were then bleached using a sensitive chemical solution of chloride or lime, dried, and mounted either upright under a glass cloche or flat in a frame. Rarely exhibited on their own, the finest phantom flowers were grouped together into nearly translucent bouquets, where any imperfections could be artfully hidden away.
Mark Gantt
7 Artworks curated by Mark Gantt
Original Botanic Photography by Mark Gantt

Skeletonized - Norway Mable Leaf

Photography, 24 W x 24 H x 0.1 D in

Mark Gantt

United States

$930

Original Botanic Photography by Mark Gantt

Skeletonized - Holly

Photography, 18 W x 30 H x 0.5 D in

Mark Gantt

United States

$815

Original Botanic Photography by Mark Gantt

Skeletonized - Dwarf Pear

Photography, 18 W x 31 H x 1 D in

Mark Gantt

United States

$815

Original Botanic Photography by Mark Gantt

Skeletonized - European Sycamore

Photography, 18 W x 31 H x 0.1 D in

Mark Gantt

United States

$815

Original Botanic Photography by Mark Gantt

Skeletonized - Norway Maple Leaf

Photography, 18 W x 32 H x 0.1 D in

Mark Gantt

United States

$815

Original Botanic Photography by Mark Gantt

Skeletonized - American Swamp Magnolia Leaves

Photography, 18 W x 32 H x 0.1 D in

Mark Gantt

United States

$815

Original Botanic Photography by Mark Gantt

Skeletonized - Stramonium Leaves

Photography, 18 W x 32 H x 0.1 D in

Mark Gantt

United States

$815


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