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Frederick H. Evans — Camera Work: In Sure and Certain Hope

Frederick H. Evans

Camera Work: In Sure and Certain Hope

1904

The photogravure's deep blacks and luminous whites create a transcendent vision of Gothic space, with Evans using light as both subject and metaphor for hope and resurrection.

Medium
photogravure

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Frederick H. Evans, Camera Work: In Sure and Certain Hope, 1904

The photogravure's deep blacks and luminous whites create a transcendent vision of Gothic space, with Evans using light as both subject and metaphor for hope and resurrection.

Medium
photogravure
Year
1904
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Monochrome, Contemplative, Photograph, Spiritual, Religious, Historical, Photogravure, Modern, British, Architecture

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Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art