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One of my first stabs at gum printing, this is was done on some lovely French paper with watercolor as the pigment. I have a better print that I'll scan when I get the scanner unpacked and set up.
Massacre by Sine 1966. Book of pretty offensive French cartoons. Here's a bit of history I found about it...
"When the board seemed to favour the publication of a book, Sine’s Massacre,
which the company’s founder strongly disapproved of, Lane, the man who fought through the
courts for the right to publish Lady Chatterley’s Lover, sneaked off with a trusted employee,
loaded up a van with the entire stock of Massacre, drove them to his farm, and burnt the lot."
Well, obviously not all of them!
The result of filling your fountain pen with india ink. Shot on 4x5 TMAX 400 that expired 12 years ago.
Fotografiert mit der Intrepid 8x10 auf Fomapan 100 Film. Mein erster Versuch mit 8x10 Zoll Negativfilm. Gleich mal Tilt und Shift ausprobiert um die Fokusebene durchs Bild laufen zu lassen und die Inschrift auf den Gräbern unkenntlich zu machen.
"First teacher of freedmen at Fortress Monroe, Va." . taught children of former slaves under the Emancipation Oak tree in 1861, the first educational effort from which grew Hampton University. Mary Smith Peake was a free citizen of the Commonwealth of Virginia. She was born Mary Smith Kelsey in Norfolk, Virginia. Her father was an Englishman and her mother was a free black woman.
.Elmerton Cemetery, King St., Hampton, Va
Cambo 4x5 View camera