Showing 2 artworks with Anna Atkins, Anne Dixon and with 19th Century
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Anna Atkins, Anne Dixon
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19th Century
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- Anna Atkins
- Botanical Art
- 1845 Masterpiece
- Shell Depiction
- Floral Painting
- Photography History
- Botanical Illustration
- Photography
- Delicate Hues
- J Paul Getty Museum
- Scientific Art
- Album Cyanotypes
- Fine Art Print
- Victorian Era
- Marine Algae
- Early Photography
- Victorian Art
- Cyanotype Print
- Ferns
- Landscape Art
- Scientific Engraving
- Pastel Blue
- British Flora
- Watercolor Technique
- Botanical Prints
- Serene Composition
- Cyanotype Printing
- Botanical Science
- Botany Illustration
This meticulously crafted cyanotype depicts Equisetum sylvaticum stems showcasing remarkable growth stages, originating from the Getty Museum’s Cyanotypes of British Ferns collection. Created by Anna Atkins and Anne Dixon using a unique photographic printing process, it exemplifies early botanical artistry.
Anna Atkins' 'Confervae' is a stunning cyanotype illustration capturing Sargassum bacciferum, highlighting her groundbreaking contribution to botanical art and photographic science. Created in 1845, it resides at the Getty Museum.