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BACCHUS DROPS
CAIRN
LILIENTHAL
TURNED WOOD
UNSTAINED WHILE GROWING FROM MUD
ambrotype portrait
THREE CURVED BLUE DOTS
UNFOLDING ORIGAMI FLOWER
PAPER TRAIL ON LIMBIC RIDDLES
CyanotypeĀ PrintsĀ shown here are contactprints of 5X7INCH ambrotype negatives on different kinds of handcoated ragpaper. Cyanotype technology wasĀ discovered in 1842 by Mr. Herschel for other kinds of usage, like copying astronomical data. Architects used it as blueprints.Ā There is no cyan in Robert M. BrandstaetterĀ“s cyanotypes because ofĀ bleaching and toning in all kinds ofĀ Ā acids and bases. We all prefer coffee though. All cyanotypes are single edition prints.
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ROBERT M. BRANDSTAETTERĀ“S CYNOTYPEĀ STILLS CyanotypeĀ PrintsĀ shown here are contactprints of 5X7INCH ambrotype negatives on different kinds of handcoated ragpaper. Cyanotype technology wasĀ discovered in 1842 by Mr.
