Created and Sold by Christine So
In the Distance (18 x 24" hand-printed cyanotype photograph)
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Price $250
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Shipping: UPS 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: December 2, 2024
Works ship via United Parcel Service. Ground shipping from California to the East Coast or Midwest usually takes 7 calendar days, to Texas 3-5 calendar days, and to the West coast 2-4 in normal weather. Works on paper longer than 24 inches ship rolled in a 6-inch wide heavy duty tube.
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| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
24H x 18W x 0.1D in 60.96H x 45.72W x 0.25D cm | 0.09 kg 0.2 lb |
UNFRAMED.
On 100% cotton watercolor paper. Signed on the back. Ship flat in a box.
The price of the 18 x 24" size is $250 and the price of the 12 x 16" size is $180. I'm having trouble adding varying sizes together in one listing.
This is one of 10 original hand-printed 18 x 24” photographs printed on pure cotton watercolor paper using the antique cyanotype process invented in the 1850s.
All of my hand-printed cyanotype photographs are “contact photos”, which means that the large negative is exactly the same size as the paper that the photo is printed on because the negative is laid directly on top of the paper while it is being exposed. Because I brushed the light-sensitive chemicals on by hand in my darkroom, and the sun is brighter on some days during exposure, there is slight variation in the darkness of the blues even when using the exact same exposure time. Any small white marks are not scratches but rather the gaps between the brush bristles as I pressed down while applying the photo chemicals, a sign that a photograph was handmade.
On 100% cotton watercolor paper. Signed on the back. Ship flat in a box.
The price of the 18 x 24" size is $250 and the price of the 12 x 16" size is $180. I'm having trouble adding varying sizes together in one listing.
This is one of 10 original hand-printed 18 x 24” photographs printed on pure cotton watercolor paper using the antique cyanotype process invented in the 1850s.
All of my hand-printed cyanotype photographs are “contact photos”, which means that the large negative is exactly the same size as the paper that the photo is printed on because the negative is laid directly on top of the paper while it is being exposed. Because I brushed the light-sensitive chemicals on by hand in my darkroom, and the sun is brighter on some days during exposure, there is slight variation in the darkness of the blues even when using the exact same exposure time. Any small white marks are not scratches but rather the gaps between the brush bristles as I pressed down while applying the photo chemicals, a sign that a photograph was handmade.
Item In the Distance (18 x 24" hand-printed cyanotype photograph)
Created by Christine So
As seen in Creator's Studio, Oakland, CA
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