What is a gelatin silver print
Print made through the silver process(Gelatin) using the currently available photographic materials, the printing papers and the black and white films. In this process, the silver-salts suspension in gelatin is coated to a support that could be a film or flexible plastic, a glass, a resin-coated or baryta paper. These materials are light-sensitive and very stable under the usual keeping conditions.
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ARTWORKS RELATED TO GELATIN SILVER PRINT
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Rietveld-Schroder House, 1999
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
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Hiroshi Sugimoto
Farnsworth House, 2001
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
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Andre de Dienes
Marilyn Monroe (Set of 2), 1946
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 3,000
Cindy Sherman
Untitled (Lucille Ball), 1975
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Gelatin Silver Print
EUR 12,950
Helmut Newton
Panoramic Nude, 1989
Limited Edition Print
Gelatin Silver Print
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Sebastiao Salgado
Serra Pelada Gold Mine, Brazil, 1986, 1986
Limited Edition Print
Gelatin Silver Print
GBP 5,735
Cindy Sherman
Madonna, 1975/97
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
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Nobuyoshi Araki
Flower, 2012
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 4,400
Andre de Dienes
Marilyn Monroe III, 1946
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 1,500
Andre de Dienes
Marilyn Monroe I, 1946
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 1,500
Man Ray
Femme , 1980
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
EUR 1,250
Ralph Gibson
Nude / Negative (from In Situ), 1989
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 3,000
Ralph Gibson
The Main Act (Self portrait), 1987
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 3,000
Ralph Gibson
Nude / Light (from Infanta), 1986
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 3,000
Ralph Gibson
Torso (from Chiaroscuro), 1984
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 3,000
Ralph Gibson
Ducktail / Quadrants, 1975
Photography
Gelatin Silver Print
USD 4,850
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