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Exploring Human Behavior and Death Anxiety Through Art

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Whole Plate Alumitype (Wet Plate Collodion)

Quinn Jacobson May 10, 2009

#3 Whole Plate Alumitype (6.5"x8.5") May 9, 2009 - Viernheim, Germany

In Art & Theory, Collodion Images, Europe, Homosexual, Portraits, Quinn Jacobson, Viernheim, Germany Tags Alumitype, Otherness

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