Dan Estabrook
Photography | 2012
For the last 30 years, Dan Estabrook has been expanding the potentials of photography's traditional "alternative" processes - such as calotype negatives, gum bichromate, and albumen prints. The artist often then expands upon these methods through paradigms of drawing, painting, and sculpture. In a digital age marked by rapid technological advances, Estabrook’s practice stands as a counterpoint, celebrating the tactile and handmade nature of the photographic medium. The work in Forever & Never - the artist's first monographic work - holds fast as an anchor to the authenticity, curiosity, and soulfulness found in the romance of photography’s magic and materiality.
Size
18 x 15" - Framed size
Materials
Gum bichromate with watercolor and gouache
Authenticity
Signed by the artist
A Head of Venus
Dan Estabrook
Photography | 2012
For the last 30 years, Dan Estabrook has been expanding the potentials of photography's traditional "alternative" processes - such as calotype negatives, gum bichromate, and albumen prints. The artist often then expands upon these methods through paradigms of drawing, painting, and sculpture. In a digital age marked by rapid technological advances, Estabrook’s practice stands as a counterpoint, celebrating the tactile and handmade nature of the photographic medium. The work in Forever & Never - the artist's first monographic work - holds fast as an anchor to the authenticity, curiosity, and soulfulness found in the romance of photography’s magic and materiality.
Size
18 x 15" - Framed size
Materials
Gum bichromate with watercolor and gouache
Authenticity
Signed by the artist
