J. CRAIG ANNAN, Stirling Castle, 1908 Tipped-in Halftone for Sale

J. CRAIG ANNAN, Stirling Castle, 1908 Tipped-in Halftone For Sale

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J. CRAIG ANNAN, Stirling Castle, 1908 Tipped-in Halftone:
$38.25

Up for sale is a rare antique original Full Plate Halftone from 1908 from the master Photographer J. Craig Annan Titled "Stirling Castle" from "The Studio - Colour Photography and other Recent Developments of the Art of the Camera" a British companion along with "Art in Photography", to Camera Work, the important American photo secessionist magazine published by Alfred Stieglitz. These original halftones and photogravures and autochromes are becoming exceedingly scarce and collectible, and the quality does not disappoint. Measures Sheet Dimensions 11" x 7 3/4." 100% guaranteed vintage and original.
**Please note: Diagonal lines in my pic are the result of my scanner and do NOT appear on the print when viewed**
Please be aware, There is No Such Thing as a Halftone Photogravure. It is either one or the other.All my sales will all be identified correctly as to which medium the item is.Sheet of dimensions 11" x 7 3/4." 100% guaranteed vintage and original.J. Craig Annan

(1864-1946)James Craig Annan 1864-1946 James Craig Annan wasthe second son of Thomas Annan. James Craig Annan was a renowned pictorial and portrait photographer. He was accepted into the “Linked Ring, a select group of photographers who promoted art photography, in 1894. James Craig Annan revived interest in the Hill & Adamson calotypes by making gravure prints from their work. Some of these gravures were published by Alfred Steiglitz in 'Camera Works' in 1905, 1909 and 1912.

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