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Artist Proof prints by Valda Bailey which have been hand-finished with wax and varnish.
Artists use their signature and blind stamp to signify completion of the printing process and to show a mark of provenance, which allows collectors to trace the work back to the artist's studio. A blind stamp ('blind' meaning uncoloured) is often unobtrusive and you might have to inspect a print carefully to establish its presence.
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Charlie Waite Signature Finish | Colour Prints
Archival Pigment Prints With Deckled EdgesCharlie Waite's signature finish includes the edition number, blind stamp and his artist signature on the front of the print below the photograph.Charlie Waite's colour photographs are archival pigment prints, signed and numbered with the artist's blind stamp. All prints are made personally by the artist in limited editions of 25 or 50 prints. Bespoke print sizes and frame mouldings are available for all photographs by request - please email sales@boshamgallery.com
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Michael Kenna | Handmade Silver Gelatin Prints
Prints Of Distinguished Provenance Since 1973Michael Kenna Working In His Darkroom, Seattle 2021 | © Mamta KennaMichael Kenna’s prints have a distinguished provenance. Since the start of his career in the 1970s Michael Kenna has worked solely with film, and he makes every silver gelatin print himself personally, in his darkroom at his home studio in Seattle, USA.
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What is a Vortograph?
The World's First Truly Abstract Photographs Were Made In 1916Vortograph of Ezra Pound 1916 by Alvin Langdon Coburn -
The Tower Bridge, London 1909 by Alvin Langdon Coburn
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What Is Pictorialism In Photography?
When Photographs Looked Like Paintings 1880-1915The Hand of Man, 1902 by Alfred Stieglitz