Bob Evans Photo Prints

Thursday, February 15, 2018

Baur Mausoleum British Cemetery, Madrid, Spain

Dithered monochrome laser print on acid free paper

My half-brother, William Hagler Evans, died of complications of strep throat in 1930 at the age of 5. He is buried in Madrid in the British Cemetery. His mother returned to the U.S. and divorced my father.

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These are random dithered digital photographic prints made with a Hewlett-Packard monochrome laser printer. They are closer in appearance to artist's photogravure, stipple engraving or mezzotint than to conventional silver gelatin photographic prints. The image is made up of resin and metallic iron oxide pigment and is heat fused onto a sheet of acid free paper. The original digital photographs are processed for printing using Adobe PhotoShop and HyperDither software. The printed image produced is archival and hand signed in pencil on the sheet (under the mat). Prints are generally 10" x 15" and matted 16' x 20" or 11" x 17" and matted 18" x24". They may be purchased matted or matted and framed for reasonable prices - for information contact Bob at bojev@aol.com

Bob Evans Photo Prints

Thursday, February 15, 2018

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