David Sokosh
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David Sokosh: American Tintypes
Robert Tat Gallery is proud to present the first San Francisco showing of David Sokosh’s American Tintypes. All photographs in the exhibition are unique originals, each created separately in camera using the 19th century Wet-Plate Collodion process. There are no negatives, no prints or editions. Each photograph is one of a kind, presented in a period antique frame.
In an era of digital photography and mural-sized color enlargements, David Sokosh is part of the growing renaissance of artists making hand-crafted photographs, on an intimate scale, utilizing antique processes. Using the mid-nineteenth century technique of Wet Plate Collodion (a process used by the Civil War photographer Matthew Brady, among others), Sokosh creates unique photographs on metal, “tintypes”, which are often presented as ...
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Robert Tat Gallery is proud to present the first San Francisco showing of David Sokosh’s American Tintypes. All photographs in the exhibition are unique originals, each created separately in camera using the 19th century Wet-Plate Collodion process. There are no negatives, no prints or editions. Each photograph is one of a kind, presented in a period antique frame.
In an era of digital photography and mural-sized color enlargements, David Sokosh is part of the growing renaissance of artists making hand-crafted photographs, on an intimate scale, utilizing antique processes. Using the mid-nineteenth century technique of Wet Plate Collodion (a process used by the Civil War photographer Matthew Brady, among others), Sokosh creates unique photographs on metal, “tintypes”, which are often presented as ...