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Summer Woods: Framed original cyanotype painting 36 x 29 x 3
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| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
36H x 29W x 2.75D in 91.44H x 73.66W x 6.99D cm | 3.18 kg 7 lb |
Original cyanotype painting on deckled edge watercolor paper float-mounted and framed in a 36 x 29" white wood box frame.
The sides are 2.75" deep.
This is smaller than Summer Woods III and Delft Madrone II, both of which measures 40" high unframed --and framed would measure at least 44" high.
This is larger than Woodland Path I and Woodland Path II, which are both unframed and measure just 24h x 18w".
This original one-off is a combination of painting and an antique photographic process, cyanotype. I drew the silhouette of a California native coastal madrone tree branch and painted it in —not with ink or watercolors, but with the light-sensitive photography chemicals used to print cyanotypes (also called sun prints and blueprints).
The blue and white pattern seen in each leaf which resembles painted Delft pottery is really a sun print or cameraless photograph of tiny plants laid on top during exposure to light. If you look closely you can see the outlines of tiny leaves or flowers.
The sides are 2.75" deep.
This is smaller than Summer Woods III and Delft Madrone II, both of which measures 40" high unframed --and framed would measure at least 44" high.
This is larger than Woodland Path I and Woodland Path II, which are both unframed and measure just 24h x 18w".
This original one-off is a combination of painting and an antique photographic process, cyanotype. I drew the silhouette of a California native coastal madrone tree branch and painted it in —not with ink or watercolors, but with the light-sensitive photography chemicals used to print cyanotypes (also called sun prints and blueprints).
The blue and white pattern seen in each leaf which resembles painted Delft pottery is really a sun print or cameraless photograph of tiny plants laid on top during exposure to light. If you look closely you can see the outlines of tiny leaves or flowers.
Item Summer Woods: Framed original cyanotype painting 36 x 29 x 3
Created by Christine So
As seen in Creator's Studio, Oakland, CA
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