Beech Hedge: Edinburgh - photogravure print - The Weekly Edition
- Description
- Provenance
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This Beech Hedge grows in the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh Scotland. I was moved by this living thing, over 100 years old and 23 feet tall it has the ability to stop time and make one consider how we interact with the natural world.
This hand-pulled photogravure print is made with Charbonnel carbon black, Noir 55981, and warm sepia ink, with a dash of Charbonnel sanguine ink on Hahnemühle creme German Etching paper. I printed an edition of 8 numbered prints and 3 A/P prints.
- Hand-pulled print by Ray Bidegain
- Limited edition of 8
- 6.0 x 7.5 on an 11x15 sheet.
- Signed numbered and dated by the artist on the lower front.
All Cascabel prints are hand-pulled by Ray Bidegain and are signed and numbered on the lower front. Image and paper sizes are approximate, Variations within the edition are possible and expected.
To go with your order:
FAQ
Are the Photogravure prints matted
Matting is not included with the photogravure prints but can be provided at an extra cost.
What is the best way to display a photogravure print.
Most often work by printmakers is displayed utilizing a float frame technique available from most custom frame shops.
Will you make an edition of photogravure prints of my photograph.
I sometimes do this service please get in contact and we can talk about what you have in mind.
Can you custom plan a mentorship to my needs?
Your success is my goal and I have experience teaching many topics of photography, I am happy to make a program that fits your needs.
Shipping
Fast shipping
I usually ship print orders in 2-5 days, if you need a definite delivery time I can make sure it happens for you.
Order tracking
You will receive order shipment and tracking information via email after your order is placed letting you know about shipment and tracking numbers.
You can get in contact with Ray using the link below.
About Ray Bidegain
One Photographers Journey
For the last 22 years I have been lucky enough to spend my time working as a fine art photographer, and specifically working as a photographer who photographed using large format negatives and made platinum prints from the camera negatives.
The platinum period
Many of you have collected these platinum prints over the years and some of you have learned platinum printing from me along the way. I love the process and I have loved every minute of this period in my work. Platinum printing is an amazing and beautiful way to make photographs.
The Gravures
For the last five years I have started working on making photogravure prints, polymer plate photogravure prints, to be specific. I worked on it, decided I wanted to make a change and make a commitment to working as a printmaker making photogravure prints. You all know me as a person who likes handmade photography. Handmade objects are at the heart of my photographic journey and printmaking is all of that, and more.
The Cascabel Press Studio
My darkroom and printmaking studio
for the last 32 years I have worked in the cozy basement of my 110 year old home in Portland Oregon. Your fine prints are made here and are a product of my love of photography and art.
My backyard daylight studio
Where I make pictures
for the last several years I have been making my work in a small daylight studio in my backyard.
