- The History of Photographic Printing in the 19th Century
- The Component Materials of 19th-Century Prints and Their Forms of Deterioration
- Stability of Specific Print Materials
- Identification of 19th-Century Photographic and Photomechanical Print Processes
- Preservation and Collection Management
- Storage
"most viewed this week on the years"
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Daguerreotypes, ambrotypes and early tintypes were usually sold in small folding cases. The cases were designed to keep the fragile surfa...
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Albumen print specifically have always held a soft spot in my heart for their ability to exude romantic warmth. This quality, in part, ca...
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the Tapada phenomenon symbolised women's freedom and indipendence for three centuries 1560-1850 the cyclope eye allowed women t...
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Qajar Era The Qajar dynasty Persian : دودمان قاجار Doodmān e Qājār ; also romanised as Ghajar , Kadjar , Qachar etc.; Azer...

me

I am modern day alchimist practicing photographic process of the 19th Century and the handcrafting of unique image-object

about me "work and lifestyle"

- CABARET øf SPIRITS
- ~ *~ It all starts as a photographer... the path leads me to specialized in the conservation & application of fine art and historic photographs and restoration of paper ... working in my Boudoir, CABARETøf SPIRITS ~ *~

Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Victorian mood ---
Etichette:
ARCHIVE,
I am now,
laboratorio,
Logbook,
market,
ME,
SILVER print