(Portrait of IWATA Oribe) (岩田織部像)

HORI Yohee 堀与兵衛

We can compare before and after to see how tinting a photograph, a post-shoot process, changes it. At first glance, it seems that these photographs differ only in whether color has been added to them. On closer inspection, we note, for instance, how the relationship between the subject and the folding screen changes and that the pupils have not been retouched in the colored photo. Those differences lead to the conclusion that these prints were created from different negatives made at almost the same time.

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: (Portrait of IWATA Oribe)
Original title: (岩田織部像)
Artist Name: HORI Yohee
Year: 1869-1870
Material / Technique: Albumen print
Accession number: 10109500
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