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Chromotype may
refer to: Photo-crayotype
Chromotypograph This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Chromotype. If an internal...
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through the
agency of light :
including calotype, fluorotype, ferrotype,
chromotype, chrysotype, cyanotype,
catalissisotype and anthotype.
Getty Research...
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process which include but are not
limited to
photo color relief, gillotage,
chromotype,
color relief etching, zincography, chromoxylography,
color line block...
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produces portraits more akin to
traditional paintings. The Photo-crayotype,
Chromotypes and
Crayon Collotypes were all used to
colourize photographs by the application...
- watercolours. The
English photographer John
Jabez Mayall took out a
patent on
chromotypes as
early as 1852 and the
process was
published in the
Photographic Journal...
- Universelle. In
October 1856
Kilburn created a
sensation selling life
sized ‘
chromotypes.'
Prosperous from his
photography businesses,
Kilburn purchased several...
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gallery offered "artotypes" (a type of
photograph created using ink) and "
chromotypes" (colored photographs). The
occupation of
Nashville by the
Union Army...
- Suri to his job. By the year end, he
joined a
printing press-
Calcutta Chromotype in Calcutta.
There he
engaged with
technical aspects of
colour analysis...
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Through the
Agency of Light:
Including Calotype, Flurotype, Ferrotype,
Chromotype, Chrysotype, Cyanotype,
Catalistotype and Anthotype. Part I.
George Knight...
