Making Cyanotypes

Virtual event. Register at https://bbd.bostonathenaeum.org/register

Join Tatiana Cole, Paper Conservator at the BA for a fun and informative presentation which will explore the photographic process known as cyanotype. Officially introduced on April 23, 1842 by Sir John Herschel, cyanotype prints are characterized by their easily recognized cyan image tones. This printing process offers a relatively simple and non-toxic method of making photographs with minimal equipment and chemistry. The perfect activity for both kids and adults to enjoy this summer.

Registration is free.

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