Jan Vermeer (Woman with Typewriter) Photography by Boris Andreas Duhm

Art Description

Photography: C-type, Gelatin and Color on Aluminium, Paper, Plastic and Wood.

This analog photographic staging Jan Vermeer ´Woman with Typewriter` ( 6x7cm negative; gelatin color print RA-4) is a free interpretation of the Dutch painter Jan Vermeer (17th century) and not a one-to-one translation of any of his paintings. Instead I combined the visual essences of Vermeer´s paintings to a new image which translates Vermeer´s style into the present. Important aspects are e.g. the composition of figure and space, the light, foreground and background, a rich still life, the image in the image, religious connotations, the color of the scarf, the interior, etc.
The work has an edition of only #3. It comes mounted on aluminum (alu-dibond) and is protected with acrylic glass. There are two possible frames: an old-fashioned white or similar old natural wooden frame (see image attached).

Keywords: painting, reading, typewriter, woman, still life, DUTCH, staged photography, Jan Vermeer, analog, gelatin, interior, light

Subjects: Women

Styles: Conceptual, Figurative, Fine Art, Portraiture, Realism

Mediums: C-type, Gelatin, Color

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