Photomechanical Printing Collection

Women in river
2911855 Women in river; (add.info.: Hand-coloured photograph of women in river, photographed by Ogawa Kazumasa (1860-1929)

Lilies, 1897 (hand-coloured collotype)
3077215 Lilies, 1897 (hand-coloured collotype) by Ogawa, Kazumasa (also Ogawa, Isshin) (1860-1930); J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; Japanese, out of copyright

Lotus, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype)
3077205 Lotus, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype) by Ogawa, Kazumasa (also Ogawa, Isshin) (1860-1930); J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; Japanese, out of copyright

Lily, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype)
3077201 Lily, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype) by Ogawa, Kazumasa (also Ogawa, Isshin) (1860-1930); J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; Japanese, out of copyright

Iris Kæmpferi no2
Ogawa Kazumasa

Lotus Flowers
Ogawa Kazumasa

Iris Kæmpferi
Ogawa Kazumasa

Hærdaceous Peony
Ogawa Kazumasa

Hærdaceous Peony no2
Ogawa Kazumasa

Nami–chi–dori
Ogawa Kazumasa

Tree Paeony, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype)
3086738 Tree Paeony, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype) by Ogawa, Kazumasa (also Ogawa, Isshin) (1860-1930); J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; Japanese, out of copyright

Iris Kaempfer, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype)
3077207 Iris Kaempfer, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype) by Ogawa, Kazumasa (also Ogawa, Isshin) (1860-1930); J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; Japanese, out of copyright

Iris Kaempferi, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype)
3077203 Iris Kaempferi, 1896 (hand-coloured collotype) by Ogawa, Kazumasa (also Ogawa, Isshin) (1860-1930); J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; Japanese, out of copyright

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Photomechanical printing revolutionized the world of art and photography, allowing for intricate details and vibrant colors to be reproduced with astonishing accuracy. One such masterpiece is "Iris Kæmpferi no2, " a captivating depiction of Lotus Flowers in full bloom. This photomechanical print showcases the delicate petals and graceful curves of the Iris Kæmpferi, capturing its ethereal beauty for eternity. Another stunning example is "Hærdaceous Peony, " an exquisite portrayal of this majestic flower in all its glory. Through photomechanical printing, every petal's texture and every shade of pink are brought to life, creating a visual feast for the eyes. "Nami-chi-dori" transports us to a serene landscape where lilies dance gracefully amidst tranquil waters. This hand-colored collotype from 1897 demonstrates how they are preserve nature's wonders with remarkable precision. The enchanting "Lotus" from 1896 showcases the artist's mastery over color reproduction through collotype techniques. Each delicate hue is meticulously captured, immersing viewers in the tranquility of these sacred flowers. "Lily" takes us on a journey back in time with its vintage charm and hand-colored collotype technique from 1896. The attention to detail brings forth each petal's softness and elegance, evoking a sense of nostalgia within our hearts. In "Tree Paeony, " we witness nature at its most resplendent as this regal flower blooms against a backdrop of lush foliage. Photomechanical printing allows us to appreciate every intricate detail that makes this artwork truly mesmerizing. "Iris Kaempfer" captivates with its vivid colors and meticulous detailing achieved through hand-colored collotype techniques dating back to 1896. The vibrancy radiating from each brushstroke breathes life into these irises, making them appear almost tangible.