History Dress #2, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 3'X18"X2"

History Dress #3, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 3'X18"X2"

Mixed Media & Cyanotype

History Dress #1, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 3'X18"X2"

History Brassier, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 12"X12"X4"

* In 1842, Sir John Hershel (inventor of cyanotype) began using potassium ferricyanide as a light-sensitive photographic process. The resulting rich deep blue color - Prussian Blue, named for the watercolor pigment, is known today as the photographic process: Cyanotype. The process requires contact printing a negative to a coated surface in ultraviolet light (sunlight) for exposure. A somewhat modified version of this process is the basis for the classic blueprint that is used by architects and builders.

History Dress #1 (detail), Cyanotype and Mixed Media
History Dress #1 (detail), Cyanotype and Mixed Media
Garter Belt, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 15"X20"x2"
Garter Belt, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 15"X20"x2"
Garter Belt (detail), Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 15"X20"x2"
Garter Belt (detail), Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 15"X20"x2"
Panties, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 6"X6"x4"
Panties, Cyanotype and Mixed Media, 6"X6"x4"
Bow Tie, Mixed Media, 8"X10"
Bow Tie, Mixed Media, 8"X10"
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Installation Example
History Dress Installation Example
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
History Dress Detail
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