1895-1915: Portraits by Fred Holland Day


Fred Holland Day’s (1864-1933) father was a rich trader in Boston. Day would routinely create only a single print of each photograph, and made use exclusively of the platinum process. Yet after the Russian Revolution, platinum became increasingly difficult to obtain, and Day’s interest in photography waned as a direct result.



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