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Soul Escaping the Tomb, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Soul Escaping the Tomb, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Soul Escaping the Tomb, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania © 2020 Patty Hankins

Soul Escaping the Tomb, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania © 2020 Patty Hankins

 

I’ve recently added a new palladium-toned kallitype – Soul Escaping the Tomb, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Palladium Toned Kallitype – to my website at https://beautifulflowerpictures.com/store/soul-escaping-the-tomb-laurel-hill-philadelphia-pa-palladium-toned-kallitype/

Alexander Milne Calder’s sculpture of the soul escaping the tomb on William Warner’s grave in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

This photograph is printed using the late 19th-century photographing printing process known as Kallityping. The emulsion is hand-painted onto the paper, exposed with a negative under bright lights, and toned with palladium. Each print from a negative is slightly different – so these are one of a kind images.

The photographs are printed on 8 X 10″ Bergger 100% Cotton Cot 320 paper. They are matted to 11 X 14″ in a white acid-free mat.

These one-of-a-kind kallitypes are available for $ 49.00

Face of Grief Sculpture. Adams Memorial. Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Face of Grief Sculpture. Adams Memorial. Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Face of Grief, Adams Memorial, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC © 2020 Patty Hankins

Face of Grief, Adams Memorial, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC © 2020 Patty Hankins

 

I’ve recently added a new palladium-toned kallitype – Face of Grief Sculpture, Adams Memorial, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – to my website at https://beautifulflowerpictures.com/store/grief-close-up-adams-memorial/

The Mystery of the Hereafter and The Peace of God that Passeth Understanding (more commonly known as Grief) is the best-known sculpture in Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, DC. Henry Adams commissioned Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Stanford White to create the monument honoring his late wife Marion Hooper ‘Clover’ Adams after her death in 1885. Clover Adams became interested in photography in the early 1880s. Her work reflected the life of a late 19th century woman – portraits, still lifes and landscapes. She died after consuming potassium cyanide, one of the chemicals she used to develop her photographs.

This photograph is printed using the late 19th-century photographing printing process known as Kallityping. The emulsion is hand-painted onto the paper, exposed with a negative under bright lights, and toned with palladium. Each print from a negative is slightly different – so these are one of a kind images.

The photographs are printed on 8 X 10″ Bergger 100% Cotton Cot 320 paper. They are matted to 11 X 14″ in a white acid-free mat.

These one-of-a-kind kallitypes are available for $ 49.00

Woman with Urn, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Woman with Urn, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Woman with Urn, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC © 2020 Patty Hankins

Woman with Urn, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC © 2020 Patty Hankins

 

I’ve recently added a new palladium-toned kallitype – Woman with urn, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – to my website at https://beautifulflowerpictures.com/store/woman-with-urn-rock-creek-cemetery-washington-dc-palladium-toned-kallitype-1/

Woman with Urn sculpture at Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, DC

This photograph is printed using the late 19th-century photographing printing process known as Kallityping. The emulsion is hand-painted onto the paper, exposed with a negative under bright lights, and toned with palladium. Each print from a negative is slightly different – so these are one of a kind images.

The photographs are printed on 8 X 10″ Bergger 100% Cotton Cot 320 paper. They are matted to 11 X 14″ in a white acid-free mat.

These one-of-a-kind kallitypes are available for $ 49.00

The Rabboni, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

The Rabboni, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

The Rabboni, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington DC © 2020 Patty Hankins

The Rabboni, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington DC © 2020 Patty Hankins

 

I’ve recently added a new palladium-toned kallitype – The Rabboni, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington DC Toned Kallitype – to my website at https://beautifulflowerpictures.com/store/the-rabboni-rock-creek-cemetery-washington-dc-palladium-toned-kallitype/

The Rabboni by Gutzman Borglum on the grave of Charles Ffloulke famiy in Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, DC

This photograph is printed using the late 19th-century photographing printing process known as Kallityping. The emulsion is hand-painted onto the paper, exposed with a negative under bright lights, and toned with palladium. Each print from a negative is slightly different – so these are one of a kind images.

The photographs are printed on 8 X 10″ Bergger 100% Cotton Cot 320 paper. They are matted to 11 X 14″ in a white acid-free mat.

These one-of-a-kind kallitypes are available for $ 49.00

Mother and Child, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Mother and Child, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Mother and Child, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut © 2020 Patty Hankins

Mother and Child, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut © 2020 Patty Hankins

I’ve recently added a new palladium-toned kallitype – Mother and Child, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut Palladium Toned Kallitype – to my website at https://beautifulflowerpictures.com/store/mother-child-grave-hartford-ct-palladium-toned-kallitype/

Statue of a Mother and Child on a grave at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut

This photograph is printed using the late 19th-century photographing printing process known as Kallityping. The emulsion is hand-painted onto the paper, exposed with a negative under bright lights, and toned with palladium. Each print from a negative is slightly different – so these are one of a kind images.

The photographs are printed on 8 X 10″ Bergger 100% Cotton Cot 320 paper. They are matted to 11 X 14″ in a white acid-free mat.

These one-of-a-kind kallitypes are available for $ 49.00

Graveyard Angel, Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Graveyard Angel, Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans Palladium Toned Kallitype – New Photo

Graveyard Angel, Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans Palladium Toned Kallitype © 2019 Patty Hankins

Graveyard Angel, Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans Palladium Toned Kallitype © 2019 Patty Hankins

I’ve recently added a new palladium-toned kallitype – Graveyard Angel, Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans Palladium Toned Kallitype – to my website at https://beautifulflowerpictures.com/store/graveyard-angel-metairie/

A wonderful seated angel surrounded by columns at Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans.

This photograph is printed using the late 19th-century photographing printing process known as Kallityping. The emulsion is hand-painted onto the paper, exposed with a negative under bright lights, and toned with palladium. Each print from a negative is slightly different – so these are one of a kind images.

The photographs are printed on 8 X 10″ Bergger 100% Cotton Cot 320 paper. They are matted to 11 X 14″ in a white acid-free mat.

These one-of-a-kind kallitypes are available for $ 49.00