Sentence examples for salted paper from inspiring English sources

59) Salt and Silver A homage to one of the oldest and rarest forms of photography: salted paper prints.

Most of the photographs in this part of the exhibition, organized by Malcolm Daniel, are salted paper prints from either paper or glass negatives.

They include cyanotypes, daguerreotypes, salted paper prints from calotype and waxed-paper negatives, albumen prints, platinum prints and the perhaps more-familiar, but now also obsolete, gelatin silver prints.

The priest blessed the construction site by sprinkling its four corners with little squares of salted paper.

Nature trumps architecture in two photographs of the city taken during a flood in 1856 and printed, unlike most of the architectural images, on salted paper that makes the water appear hand-painted.

The word artifice has appeared in 105 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept. 13 in "Works From Earliest Photographers Are on Display and on Sale" by Eve M. Kahn: In the 1840s, Nègre trained as a painter and then began experimenting with daguerreotypes and negatives made from waxed and salted paper, and glass sheets.

Individual salt paper prints, scarcer still, hardly ever appear in the market.

When he returned to Lacock Abbey, the family residence in Wiltshire, England, he began experimenting with salt, paper, and sunlight.

A salt paper print of Emperor Constantine's Arch of Triumph sent back an echo to the cityscapes of the 18th-century Italian vedutisti.

Negative-based paper prints, used from the beginning of the 1850s, were produced on salt paper until around 1857 when salt was replaced by albumen.

Lay another paper towel on top and continue layering with eggplant rounds, salt, paper towel etc. Place a heavy pan on a cookie sheet on top of stack, let sit for at least 1/2 hour to 2 hours.