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- Chemography abstract "Chemography is an art medium conceived by Peyton Richmond Russo (Saint Paul, Virginia) in the early 1970s in which the artist brushes development chemicals onto sensitized photographic paper in a darkroom. It has sometimes been referred to as Chromoskedasic painting.According to Russo, "The process is that of a painter; the materials those of the photographer. I make no use of the camera. There is no negative... In the darkroom, I brush developers onto sensitized photographic papers. My colors come from transparent oils, chemical toners or a combination of the two... Each chemograph is an original creation, an end in itself. The result is a very personal statement since it proceeds from the mind and the imagination in the isolation of the darkroom."".
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- Chemography hasPhotoCollection Chemography.
- Chemography subject Category:Painting_techniques.
- Chemography subject Category:Photographic_techniques.
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- Chemography type Cognition100023271.
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- Chemography type PaintingTechniques.
- Chemography type PhotographicTechniques.
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- Chemography comment "Chemography is an art medium conceived by Peyton Richmond Russo (Saint Paul, Virginia) in the early 1970s in which the artist brushes development chemicals onto sensitized photographic paper in a darkroom. It has sometimes been referred to as Chromoskedasic painting.According to Russo, "The process is that of a painter; the materials those of the photographer. I make no use of the camera. There is no negative... In the darkroom, I brush developers onto sensitized photographic papers.".
- Chemography label "Chemography".
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- Chemography sameAs Chemography.
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- Chemography isPrimaryTopicOf Chemography.