Artist: Anna Atkins, Anne Dixon
Date: 1850
Size: 20 x 25 cm
Museum: George Eastman Museum (Rochester, United States)
Technique: Photograph
Anna Atkins was trained as a botanist and utilized photographic techniques to make visual records of botanical specimens. She learned about the development of photography from Willam Henry Fox Talbot, and learned to use the cyanotype process directly from its inventor Sir John Herschel. Using Herschel’s cyanotypes and Talbot
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