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David Scheinbaum
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Exposition : Kalos
David Scheinbaum's contribution to this exhibition is a body of work entitled KALÓS. He describes it as follows : "Calotypes," from the Greek "Kalós + type," meaning "beautiful picture," are also known as "talbotypes," named for their inventor, William Henry Fox Talbot, who announced the invention in 1840 and later secured a patent in England on February 8, 1841. Calotype refers to the paper negative exposed in the camera obscura (Latin for "dark chamber") and to later developing out the latent image on paper. © David Scheinbaum - Homage to AW II, 2014 This body of work is made using modern chemistry and equipment. David's paper negative images in this exhibition are unique and one-of-a-kind. He exposes the one image onto paper usin...
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David Scheinbaum's contribution to this exhibition is a body of work entitled KALÓS. He describes it as follows :
"Calotypes," from the Greek "Kalós + type," meaning "beautiful picture," are also known as "talbotypes," named for their inventor, William Henry Fox Talbot, who announced the invention in 1840 and later secured a patent in England on February 8, 1841. Calotype refers to the paper negative exposed in the camera obscura (Latin for "dark chamber") and to later developing out the latent image on paper.
© David Scheinbaum - Homage to AW II, 2014
This body of work is made using modern chemistry and equipment. David's paper negative images in this exhibition are unique and one-of-a-kind. He exposes the one image onto paper usin...