Re: Date on a print
Hey Steve,
On the back of the print I include both edition and print information.
For the edition, in addition to the number of prints ("...limited to 20
prints each in two sizes.") I include the Capture Date and Print Date.
Personally, I don't think anyone needs to know more than the year of
production; months and days seem a bit overkill. I used to call it
"Negative Date" but that hardly seems accurate when one is not creating
negs in the camera.
For what it's worth, some curators want and appreciate info about the
paper and medium itself, even including the type of inks for
contemporary inkjet prints. They claim this can help them with
conservation decisions years down the road.
Hope this helps,
Dan
steve.muc@t-online.de wrote on 10/25/06, 4:42 AM:
> The day when I shot the picture or the day of printing (e.g. picture
> was taken
> 11/11/2005 but the edition has been printed a year later in a period
> of 2 month)?
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