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> I recently saw pld. on vellum while in santa fe. It was @ the pt.
> pld. gallery on canyon drive. The piece was very nice. It was an image of a
> flower (possibly a type of magnolia) i dont recall the specifics, but the
> artist printed on vellum and then layed the image on a white matt board of
> the desired reflectivity, or it could have been a water color paper. Dick
> sullivan may have some more specifics. The gallery is in his end of the
> holler. (as we say here in arkansas) I remember that the genletman said
> that one should be prepared to trash more prints than usual, because of the
> delicate nature of the vellum.
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> Russell Cothren
> Photo Editor
> University Relations
> University of Arkansas
> 501-575-3970
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Sorry for the lateness of this reply, but I;ve been away for a few days.
It is very likely that the print you saw was one I printed when I was
working for that particular photographer. It was printed on a Bienfang
Layout paper that comes in pads. Once the print size gets beyond 8X10 it
becomes particularly difficult to deal with. I believe the paper is
called Bienfang Designer series 300.
More info later if you need it.
John