Marlin Wagner Prints

Kallitypes

Kallitype (definition): a photographic image made by hand-mixing and applying a light-sensitive emulsion to archival quality cotton rag watercolor paper. When the emulsion is dry, a negative the size of the final print is placed over the sensitized paper in a contact printing frame and exposed to sunlight for several minutes. The exposed print is then carefully processed and dried. This process dates back to the late ninetenth century. The sepia image varies in tone depending upon the method of processing employed and can range from a cool brown to a warm rose-brown.

Prices subject to change. All Kallitypes except "Our Town" are available as giclées. Giclée price: $65.00 unless otherwise noted.
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