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Botanical Art, Mimosa, one for the Women, in Cyanotype Artwork

Botanical Art, Mimosa, one for the Women, in Cyanotype Artwork

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Welcome to Hazleton Art- Botanical Cyanotype Photograms, handmade in Hampshire.

Cyanotype is a camera-less photographic technique, that produces a distinct ‘Prussian Blue’ colour print (Photogram) The process was discovered in 1842 by Sir John Herschel, as a means for reproducing drawings and diagrams (Blueprints). Botanist Anna Atkins in the late 19th century was the first to document seaweed and plants using this technique.

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Mimosas are the flowers that represent International Womens Day. They were chosen by feminists in Italy as a symbol of strength for Women's Day. Chosen in 1946 to mark the first International Women's Day after the end of World War II. Now a truly International movement that goes from strength to strength just like women themselves.

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Designed by Irene E Parsons in Hampshire

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