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Spiræa aruncus
A plant's shadow, printed in light.
$39.00 USD
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An archival story. Space for your own.
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An archival story. Space for your own.
A plant’s shadow printed in light, by the botanist whose Photographs of British Algae (1843) is often called the first book illustrated with photographs.
Start with eleven pages exploring the document on the cover: its maker, its history and how it was made. Then make it yours with 106 writing pages — 86 ruled and 20 dot grid — for notes, ideas and sketches.
A5 softcover with a printed spine and PUR binding. A book-style notebook with pages that curve into the spine when open.
Anna Atkins · Tonbridge, 1799 – Halstead, 1871. Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions, 1843–1853.
Anna Atkins · Spiraea aruncus (Tyrol), cyanotype photogram · 1851–54 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Accession 2004.172 · Public domain · CC0
Notebook details
Botanical forms, from sunlight to cut paper.
