Showing posts with label Tintype. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tintype. Show all posts

How to Shoot a Tintype Backdrop to Create an Effective Illusion of Being Outdoors

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Two Tintype photographs with Backdrops circa 1870  Collection Jim Linderman

Tintype Studio with Twig Chair and Posing Clamp

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Tintype Studio with Twig Chair and Posing Clamp.  Circa 1860 or so, a folk art twig chair for posing, a painted backdrop and a nice clamp...

GOOD DOGS Three Tintype Photographs of Man's and Woman's and Dog's Best Friends collection Jim Linderman

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Good Dogs.  Tintype Photographs of Man's and Woman's and Dog's Best Friends The author's book THE PAINTED BACKDROP: BEHI...
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Tintype Occupational An Actor

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I'm not sure if "occupational" counts when it comes to photographs of actors, as they spend more time in lines hoping for a...
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A Tintype GHOST collection Jim Linderman

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A tintype ghost.  "A bad Victorianish" painted backdrop has through wear become a ghastly apparition over this bloke's ...

Waterfalls of Tin Tintype Backdrops of Drops of Water

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  Tintype studio backdrops try to overpower the sitters in this little photo essay of staying dry while visiting the falls.  ...

Who Moved the Anvil? Blacksmith Occupational Tintype

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Tintype photograph circa 1870 of a Blacksmith with his anvil, hammer and a horseshow.  What I want to know is if he moved the anvil to th...

Cartoon Tintype "Stick your Head Here" Man on a Mule collection Jim Linderman

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Humorous "cartoon" tintype of one Frank Mason of Jackson,  Michigan poses inside a painting of mule circa 1875.  A "...

Empty Chair Tintype with Nobody In It

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Yep!  A tintype of an empty chair. Circa 1870  Collection Jim Linderman (Note: The Painted Backdrop: Behind the Sitter in American Ti...

Dog with a Basket Tintype Good BOY! Collection Jim Linderman

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Looking at this tintype in a flea market, I guessed the dog with a basket in his mouth was a studio prop, but on closer examination,...

Prize Winners! Females Finish in First Place Tinted Tintype photograph collection Jim Linderman

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A group of hand-tinted ribbon holders!  Prize winners Tintype Photograph circa 1880 Collection Jim Linderman
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Two Fiddlers Fiddling Tintype collection Jim Linderman Ferrotype

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A fine pair of fiddlers  Tintype circa 1870 Collection Jim Linderman See Jim Linderman Books and Ebooks for the iPad HERE

Fat Man Tintype Circus Sideshow or Just a Large Man? Collection Jim Linderman

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Certainly the largest man I've ever seen fit onto a tintype.  Sideshow performer or just portly? Tintype circa 1870 collection Ji...

Tintype Dog with Considerable Eyebrows Tintype Photograph collection Jim Linderman

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A real pair of eyebrows on this li'l fellow.  Perched on a birch stand, man's best friend. Tintype Photograph circa 18...

Tintype with Glasses Hand-Painted Bespeckled Bas Bleu

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CLICK TO ENLARGE A considerable step beyond tinting, and one of those painted tintypes in which the embellishme...
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Man Down ! Reclining Man Tintype collection Jim Linderman

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Too bad we can't read the paper in shocked man's hand. Original Tintype photograph, circa 1880 Collection Jim Linderman

Paint Me a Beard Hand-painted Tintype Ferrotype collection Jim Linderman

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CLICK TO ENLARGE Embellished by hand, whiskers extreme! Hand-painted Half-Plate Tintype circa 1890 Collection Jim Linderman SEE DULL TOOL D...
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Folk Art Painted Tintype Ferrotype Hand-Painted Means of Production and the Consumer

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A circa 1880 hand-painted tintype. It is remarkable to consider the photographic process which resulted in an actual unique physical object...

Civil War Amputee Tintype Photograph and a Naive Dream

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The first amputee of the Civil War was James Edward Hanger, an unfortunate 18-year-old who promptly commenced carving his own replacement le...
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Time for Your (Tintype) Profile collection Jim Linderman

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Post "light" today as I'm working on a project. Photographers adopted the "frontal" portrait style from traveling...
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