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Richard Learoyd — Agnes, July 2013 (1)
Richard Learoyd

Agnes, July 2013 (1)

2013

Richard Learoyd's "Agnes, July 2013 (1)" is a gelatin silver contact print that captures the distinctive luminosity and tonal subtlety characteristic of the artist's large format photographic practice. Created without a camera using a darkroom technique, the work demonstrates Learoyd's commitment to traditional photographic processes and the direct contact between subject and light sensitive material. The mounted print exemplifies the artist's exploration of portraiture through an analog methodology that emphasizes material physicality and the unique qualities of hand processed silver gelatin materials.

Medium
artist made gelatin silver contact print, mounted

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April 10, 2025

Lot 139

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Richard Learoyd, Agnes, July 2013 (1), 2013

Richard Learoyd's "Agnes, July 2013 (1)" is a gelatin silver contact print that captures the distinctive luminosity and tonal subtlety characteristic of the artist's large format photographic practice. Created without a camera using a darkroom technique, the work demonstrates Learoyd's commitment to traditional photographic processes and the direct contact between subject and light sensitive material. The mounted print exemplifies the artist's exploration of portraiture through an analog methodology that emphasizes material physicality and the unique qualities of hand processed silver gelatin materials.

Medium
artist made gelatin silver contact print, mounted
Year
2013
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Contemplative Mood, Cinematic Aesthetic, Large Format Photography, British Artist, Contemporary Photography, Camera obscura technique, 21st Century, Portrait, Light-based photography, Intimate Realism

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