Category: Anthotype photographers

A fun and easy way to make images using the juice from fruits, plants, flowers, and vegetables as both sensitizer and pigment! Practiced by Sir William Herschel beginning in the 1840’s, this method is very suited to photograms. Although anthotype prints are novel and unique, permanence of the image depends upon your choice of organic extract.

Sarah Lycksten

From: Hönö, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Shows: Albumen prints, Anthotypes, Bromoils, Cyanotypes, Liquid emulsions, Lith prints, Lumen prints, Wet plate collodions.
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John Dearing

North American photographers – East & East coast
From: Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.
Shows: Anthotypes, Cyanotypes, Lumen prints
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Hans de Bruijn

European photographers
From: Gouda, Netherlands.
Shows: Anthotypes, gumoil, gum bichromates.
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Sarah van Keuren

North American photographers – East & East Coast
From: Philadelphia, USA.
Shows: Anthotypes, Cyanotypes, Gum over cyanotype.
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Rosemary Horn

New Zealand photographer
From: New Zealand.
Shows: Anthotypes, Photograms and Photosynthesis.
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Jalo Porkkala

From: Pori, Finland
Shows: Anthotypes, Bromoils, Cyanotypes, Daguerrotypes, Kallitypes, Lith prints, Lumen prints, Mordancages, POP – Print out paper, Salt prints, Vandykes, Ziatypes, Wet plate collodions.
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