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• The first photogram was probably made around 1802.
• By using this photogram process, Anna Atkins is sometimes considered the first female photographer.
• As a visual artist, Machida has produced Photobatik like Photogram technique using photographic paper.
• The christening dress and a rabbit motif are carry-overs from two earlier photogram series.
• A Conner photogram on which Mr . Shea collaborated hangs in the UC Berkeley Art Museum.
• His work incorporates paintings, drawings, statuary, photogram, D閏ollage, light graphics and photos.
• She settled in England and took up editorial work for the journal " The Photogram ".
• Adam Fuss has rediscovered the pinhole camera and the photogram, the cameraless photograph made famous by Man Ray.
• He also created a type of photogram he called " rayographs ", which he described as " pure dadaism ".
• "' Photobatik "'is one of Photogram techniques produced by a Japanese artist Yoshio Machida in the 1990s.
• He adopted several techniques favored by new photographers such as superimpression, montage, solarization, printing in negative, and the photogram.
• "The Crib "'is a multi-part photogram work, originally displayed as a 20 metre-long frieze.
• In " Color Cry ", he employed the " photogram " method combined with various stencils and fabrics to create abstract patterns.
• In 2005, Beshty began production of his first photogram works based on a possible yet undocumented series of work by L醶l?Moholy-Nagy.
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• It would also include unseen photographs from the Hepworth archive, held by the Tate, including a self-photogram created in the 1930s and experimental photographic collages.
• Fulhame's work on the role of light sensitive chemicals ( silver salts ) on fabric, predates Thomas Wedgwood's more famous photogram trials of 1801.
• The print image is traditionally produced by interposing a scanning a modulated light source over the paper, or by placing objects upon it ( to produce a photogram ).
• To make life-size photogram daguerreotypes of his larger objects, like a christening dress, Fuss has been experimenting with 20-by-24-inch daguerreotype plates.
• Images she had produced were not attributed to her until 2015 when her initials were discovered on a photogram that was previously consigned to an auction at Sotheby s in New York.