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Collotype is a gelatin-based
photographic printing process invented by
Alphonse Poitevin in 1855 to
print images in a wide
variety of
tones without the...
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including line etching, mezzotint, aquatint, lithography,
screenprinting and
collotype. Many of his
editions were
issued as portfolios.
After having an art piece...
- Photo-crayotypes (also
known as
Chromatypes and
Crayon Collotypes) were an
artistic process used for the hand-colouring of
photographs by the application...
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delicate nature of
collotype lithography, as well as the
necessity for
multicolored prints (a feat
difficult to
reproduce with
collotypes), and Klimt's own...
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properties of
bichromated gelatin and
invented both the
photolithography and
collotype processes. He has been
described as "one of the
great unheralded figures...
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commuter trains. The
Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace,
collotype from 1909 View of Diocletian's
Palace Marjan hill as seen from the Riva...
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Published in July 9, 1887, the
chronophotographic series comprised 781
collotype plates, each
containing up to 36
pictures of the
different phases of a...
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published by Bhau Daji was
reviewed and
revised further by
Eggeling with
collotype estampages by Burgess. Kielhorn's
translation was
published in the Epigraphia...
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Library and the
Chapter at the cathedral,
Collotype 1889...
- Kazumasa's most
famous work,
Types of ****an,
Celebrated Geysha of
Tokyo in
Collotype and From
Photographic Negatives Taken by Him,
published around 1892. Ryōunkaku...
