Albumen Silver Print From Glass Negative With Applied Color Collection
"Capturing the Vibrant Past
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"Capturing the Vibrant Past: Albumen Silver Prints from Glass Negatives with Applied Color" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of albumen silver prints from glass negatives with applied color. These remarkable photographs offer a glimpse into various aspects of history, showcasing both known and unknown creators who have left their mark on the art form. Transport yourself to 1870s Shanghai as you encounter the mesmerizing "Filles de Shanghai. " The creator remains a mystery, but their talent for capturing the essence of these women is undeniable. Their vibrant attire and enigmatic gazes draw you into their world, leaving you yearning to know more about their stories. In another corner of this visual journey lies Felice Beato's masterpiece, "Woman with Tea Set Playing the Koto. " Dating back to around 1860, this photograph showcases an elegant woman engrossed in her musical performance. The delicate application of color brings life to every intricate detail – from her flowing kimono to each string she delicately plucks. Felice Beato continues his artistic prowess with "Shariki, or Cart-Pushing Coolies, " also dating back to approximately 1860. This image transports us to bustling streets where hardworking coolies push carts laden with goods. Through applied color, we witness not only their physical strength but also catch glimpses of exhaustion etched upon their faces. Pierre-Louis Pierson takes center stage next with two stunning works – "[Reine d Etrurie]" and "La Reine d Etrurie, " both hailing from the 1860s. These regal portraits capture a sense of majesty that transcends time itself. With skillful use of applied color enhancing every intricate detail, Pierson immortalizes these noble figures forever. Pierson's mastery doesn't end there; he presents us with yet another gem titled "The Red Bow" from 1861-67.