Deepfakes are everywhere. The 1890 imitative painting photo A Holbein Woman by the Allen sisters provides a case study, especially since Hans Holbein the Younger is no longer considered the 16th Century artist of record. https://t.co/y5zTSqckUO #hansholbein@mauritshuis@DeOldify
American photographer Frederick Britton Hodges was a journalist, poet, and naturalist. In 1915 he wrote the month of November could be one: “in which we cast out the selfish intrusions that will creep in and occupy some of the valuable space in our minds”. https://t.co/t0Z2SHWk1T
In 1889, the Milton Bradley company of Springfield, Massachusetts produced what is believed to be the world’s first card game on photography, one they called “The Amateur Photographer”. https://t.co/SNWQZ9mVcf #miltonbradley
Edmund Leyland Woods 1848-1940 was a founder in 1883 of the Pacific Coast Amateur Photographers Association. With his work also held by the @GettyMuseum, Evening from Napa Soda Springs and Iffley Mill, Upper Thames (1890)are new finds. https://t.co/bbukJpRuQn @CalifNapaValley
As a boy, Henry Ravell (1864-1930) learned photography at the side of his father in Lyons N.Y. Also embracing art, he settled in Mexico and California, becoming an expert gum printer. Rediscover this American master. https://t.co/B316bUBIQv #gumprinting#MexicanPhotography@Kodak
The story of 15 cyanotypes found in 2019 of some of the earliest photos made by X-Rays 124 years ago by Sarah Frances Whiting and others @Wellesley can now be told. https://t.co/kbG8nnBLLr Several appeared at auction in 2016 misattributed to Elizabeth Fleischman. #cyanotype
America’s birthday is best defined by the natural beauty of her National Parks: not as a backdrop for man's folly or empty rhetoric. https://t.co/nHYomjObGG #Yosemite#AmericatheBeautiful#ArthurCPillsbury
World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali 1942-2016 is a role model for racial pride and justice for this important moment. Iconic images by American photojournalist Flip Schulke from 1961: https://t.co/9VI521LsiF #blacklivesmatter#saytheirnames#MuhammadAli#GOAT#FlipSchulke
March Madness is now just Madness, so why not enjoy a blast from the past from the dawn of women’s college basketball? Hey—isn’t that chef Julia Child’s mom holding the ball? It is! https://t.co/KyssZWHTTG #marchmadness#marchsadness@smithcollege@SC_BBall@JuliaChildJCF#bball
A brooding N.Y. City Streetscape by the talented but completely unknown Anne Medcalf Estabrook 1893-1963 leads a few gems collected last year. Also- two each by Eugene R. Hutchinson, Carroll M. Guest & Elias Goldensky. https://t.co/dhkQCUcF6Y https://t.co/W3ApdthPQ3 #oldnewyork
Photographs by Brooklyn Camera Club president William T. Knox 1863-1927 still in their original period frames ca. 1905-10 are the subject of a new post discussing conservation methods followed at PhotoSeed. https://t.co/73mvnjVi89 #photoconservation#frameconservation#framing
Our post from five years ago What the Heck? now solved! Pertinent details for two other Archive works added.L: Tucker Brothers Play with Blocks: https://t.co/BjxWcRpV9e R:The Noh Dancer: https://t.co/x8xAK2ND94 B: White Mountains, N.H. from Fryeburg Maine: https://t.co/oFzhHkIfmS
On this Christmas day, an appropriately titled blue bromoil process work-"Lithobrome" by noted California pictorialist Sigismund Blumann: “Christmas Night from an Attic Window” for your consideration and reflection. https://t.co/NeAuW45wUl #bluechristmas#bromoil