Lamb’s Quarters or White Goosefoot
Known primarily for her etchings, after 1900 the American artist Bertha Jaques also made numerous photograms of wild flowers. Jaques placed the flowers on a sheet of cyanotype paper, which she exposed to light and then developed in water. The flower thus showed up as a white silhouette against a blue background. The simplicity of Jaques’ imagery gives it a great power of expression.
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Lamb’s Quarters or White Goosefoot
Known primarily for her etchings, after 1900 the American artist Bertha Jaques also made numerous photograms of wild flowers. Jaques placed the flowers on a sheet of cyanotype paper, which she exposed to light and then developed in water. The flower thus showed up as a white silhouette against a blue background. The simplicity of Jaques’ imagery gives it a great power of expression.
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Aankoop met steun van Baker McKenzie
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Purchased with the support of Baker McKenzie
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De Amerikaanse kunstenares Ber ...... grote visuele
zeggingskracht.
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Known primarily for her etchin ...... t a great power of expression.
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RP-F-2013-16
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Rijksmuseum
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Lamb’s Quarters or White Goosefoot
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Melganzenvoet of witte ganzenvoet
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created
1910-09
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1910-09
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extent
foto breedte 207 mm
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foto hoogte 347 mm
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height 347 mm
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height 508 mm
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secundaire drager breedte 307 mm
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secundaire drager hoogte 508 mm
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width 207 mm
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width 307 mm
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Collectie: foto's
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