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Gray Willow Diptych (Two framed hand-printed cyanotypes) - Photography
Featured In Thomas Deans Fine Art, Atlanta, GA
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Pair of FRAMED original monotypes. (Cyanotypes printed with an altered recipe that yields a gray color rather than blue).
They are framed in 3/4 inch 23 x 29 inch white wood frames with a 2inch mat and a 3/4-inch side profile.
$900 the pair.
These are two separate bluish gray cyanotypes. Each one measures 18 x 24“,( 45 x 60 cm) and is a unique monotype. As with my other botanical cyanotypes, all are unique monotypes made from living plants. There is no etched metal plate, and no carved wood block to make a second identical print.
Neither ink nor paint were used to make these. Although they look like screen prints or woodcuts, this is actually a form of 19th-century photography. The normal color of a cyanotype (blueprint) is dark blue and white. However, this slate gray and cream cyanotype coloring was made by dramatically altering the ratio of two photo chemicals in the mix before brushing it on the paper.
They are framed in 3/4 inch 23 x 29 inch white wood frames with a 2inch mat and a 3/4-inch side profile.
$900 the pair.
These are two separate bluish gray cyanotypes. Each one measures 18 x 24“,( 45 x 60 cm) and is a unique monotype. As with my other botanical cyanotypes, all are unique monotypes made from living plants. There is no etched metal plate, and no carved wood block to make a second identical print.
Neither ink nor paint were used to make these. Although they look like screen prints or woodcuts, this is actually a form of 19th-century photography. The normal color of a cyanotype (blueprint) is dark blue and white. However, this slate gray and cream cyanotype coloring was made by dramatically altering the ratio of two photo chemicals in the mix before brushing it on the paper.
Item Gray Willow Diptych (Two framed hand-printed cyanotypes)
Created by Christine So
As seen in Thomas Deans Fine Art, Atlanta, GA