Platinum and palladium photographs: Technical history, connoisseurship, and preservation

Marie-Lou Beauchamp

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Platinum and palladium prints, as their name suggests, use platinum and/or palladium salts as light sensitive material to create an image. The one-layer photographic process gives rise to well-know...

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