Justine Joseph (1971-) - Now in tubs frontal, cyanotype from original negative
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Now in Tubs – Frontalt Studie med Bregner
Unique Cyanotype by Justine Joseph
Created from an original negative by Michael Joseph
Original photograph: Now in Tubs advertising campaign, mid-1980s
Created: 2026, Dordogne, France
Process: Handmade cyanotype with botanical fern impressions, contact-printed in sunlight
Support: Upcycled vintage photographic paper from Michael Joseph’s personal photographic library, over 40 years old
Presentation: Unframed
Edition: Unique work – one only
Photography, foliage and forty years of history meet in this unique, sun-made work.
Created by Michael Joseph’s daughter from one of his original archive negatives, this cyanotype reimagines his Now in Tubs advertising photograph more than four decades later.
The image is printed on a surviving sheet of vintage photographic paper from Michael Joseph’s own library. Its discolourations, stains, small creases and surface irregularities have deliberately been retained: paper, process and patina become part of the picture.
Contact-printed in sunlight using the nineteenth-century cyanotype process, the pale central figure is surrounded by hand-painted Prussian blue and delicate impressions of real fern fronds. The result moves between figure and foliage, photograph and painting, past and present.
Sunlight, chemistry and the ageing photographic surface create shifting tones of Prussian blue, cyan and turquoise, making this piece impossible to reproduce exactly.
The reverse, bearing Justine Joseph’s studio label, also reveals the paper’s considerable signs of age and previous life. Rather than being restored or concealed, these traces form part of the work’s provenance — an original material from Michael Joseph’s photographic world given a new life by his daughter.
Photograph by Michael Joseph.
Cyanotype interpretation by Justine Joseph.
Paper from Michael Joseph’s original photographic library.
Important condition note
This work is intentionally created on photographic paper over 40 years old and therefore displays significant age-related discolouration, staining, marks, small creases and other irregularities, particularly on the reverse. Please examine all photographs carefully before bidding.
The frame shown in some photographs is for presentation only and is NOT included. The artwork is sold unframed.
Unique, one-of-one handmade cyanotype • Michael Joseph original archive negative • 40+ year-old paper from his photographic library • Real fern impressions • Traditional cyanotype process • Created and sun-printed by Justine Joseph in Dordogne.
Old paper. Original negative. New interpretation. Sunlight gives them another life.
#MichaelJoseph #JustineJoseph #Cyanotype #AlternativePhotography #PrussianBlue #VintagePhotographicPaper #BotanicalCyanotype #MichaelJosephArchive #AnaloguePhotography #NowInTubs #PhotographicArt
Sælger's Historie
Min far, Michael Joseph, var en London-baseret reklamfotograf fra midten af 1960’erne til begyndelsen af 1990’erne. I løbet af de årtier skabte han et enestående værk — hans mest udbredt anerkendte billede er den ikoniske gatefold til Beggars Banquet for Rolling Stones.
Min igangværende mission er at dele og fejre det, vi kalder “de andre fotos”: de mindre kendte, men ikke mindre overbevisende billeder fra hans arkiv. Det er værkerne, der levede ud over overskrifterne — testtryk, alternative rammer fra store optagelser og mere stille, mere personlige fotografier, alt sammen skabt med hans karakteristiske intensitet, disciplin og dedikation til håndværket.
Meget af deres stemning kommer fra selve mørkekammeret. Disse er fotografier formet af lys, timing og håndværk: indviklede gruppekompositioner, skulpturelle stilleben og øjeblikke, der inviterer beskueren til at dvæle og se igen. Variation er central for arkivet, og jeg tilbyder ofte unikke, enestående stykker, der ikke findes noget andet sted.
Jeg håber, du nyder at opdage min fars værk lige så meget, som jeg nyder at dele det, og at du finder her ikke blot et billede, men et ægte stykke fotografisk historie.
Alle værker afsendes forsigtigt beskyttet og pakket med hengivenhed og omhu, passende til et enkelt historisk fotografisk print.
US-købere bemærk venligst: Told og afgiftsomkostninger betales ved kilden og er inkluderet i forsendelsesgebyret. Ingen yderligere omkostninger bør påhvile ved levering, medmindre reglerne ændres.
Oversat af Google OversætNow in Tubs – Frontalt Studie med Bregner
Unique Cyanotype by Justine Joseph
Created from an original negative by Michael Joseph
Original photograph: Now in Tubs advertising campaign, mid-1980s
Created: 2026, Dordogne, France
Process: Handmade cyanotype with botanical fern impressions, contact-printed in sunlight
Support: Upcycled vintage photographic paper from Michael Joseph’s personal photographic library, over 40 years old
Presentation: Unframed
Edition: Unique work – one only
Photography, foliage and forty years of history meet in this unique, sun-made work.
Created by Michael Joseph’s daughter from one of his original archive negatives, this cyanotype reimagines his Now in Tubs advertising photograph more than four decades later.
The image is printed on a surviving sheet of vintage photographic paper from Michael Joseph’s own library. Its discolourations, stains, small creases and surface irregularities have deliberately been retained: paper, process and patina become part of the picture.
Contact-printed in sunlight using the nineteenth-century cyanotype process, the pale central figure is surrounded by hand-painted Prussian blue and delicate impressions of real fern fronds. The result moves between figure and foliage, photograph and painting, past and present.
Sunlight, chemistry and the ageing photographic surface create shifting tones of Prussian blue, cyan and turquoise, making this piece impossible to reproduce exactly.
The reverse, bearing Justine Joseph’s studio label, also reveals the paper’s considerable signs of age and previous life. Rather than being restored or concealed, these traces form part of the work’s provenance — an original material from Michael Joseph’s photographic world given a new life by his daughter.
Photograph by Michael Joseph.
Cyanotype interpretation by Justine Joseph.
Paper from Michael Joseph’s original photographic library.
Important condition note
This work is intentionally created on photographic paper over 40 years old and therefore displays significant age-related discolouration, staining, marks, small creases and other irregularities, particularly on the reverse. Please examine all photographs carefully before bidding.
The frame shown in some photographs is for presentation only and is NOT included. The artwork is sold unframed.
Unique, one-of-one handmade cyanotype • Michael Joseph original archive negative • 40+ year-old paper from his photographic library • Real fern impressions • Traditional cyanotype process • Created and sun-printed by Justine Joseph in Dordogne.
Old paper. Original negative. New interpretation. Sunlight gives them another life.
#MichaelJoseph #JustineJoseph #Cyanotype #AlternativePhotography #PrussianBlue #VintagePhotographicPaper #BotanicalCyanotype #MichaelJosephArchive #AnaloguePhotography #NowInTubs #PhotographicArt
Sælger's Historie
Min far, Michael Joseph, var en London-baseret reklamfotograf fra midten af 1960’erne til begyndelsen af 1990’erne. I løbet af de årtier skabte han et enestående værk — hans mest udbredt anerkendte billede er den ikoniske gatefold til Beggars Banquet for Rolling Stones.
Min igangværende mission er at dele og fejre det, vi kalder “de andre fotos”: de mindre kendte, men ikke mindre overbevisende billeder fra hans arkiv. Det er værkerne, der levede ud over overskrifterne — testtryk, alternative rammer fra store optagelser og mere stille, mere personlige fotografier, alt sammen skabt med hans karakteristiske intensitet, disciplin og dedikation til håndværket.
Meget af deres stemning kommer fra selve mørkekammeret. Disse er fotografier formet af lys, timing og håndværk: indviklede gruppekompositioner, skulpturelle stilleben og øjeblikke, der inviterer beskueren til at dvæle og se igen. Variation er central for arkivet, og jeg tilbyder ofte unikke, enestående stykker, der ikke findes noget andet sted.
Jeg håber, du nyder at opdage min fars værk lige så meget, som jeg nyder at dele det, og at du finder her ikke blot et billede, men et ægte stykke fotografisk historie.
Alle værker afsendes forsigtigt beskyttet og pakket med hengivenhed og omhu, passende til et enkelt historisk fotografisk print.
US-købere bemærk venligst: Told og afgiftsomkostninger betales ved kilden og er inkluderet i forsendelsesgebyret. Ingen yderligere omkostninger bør påhvile ved levering, medmindre reglerne ændres.
Oversat af Google OversætDetaljer
Dato for billede
2026
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Justine Joseph (1971-)
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Værkets titel
Now in tubs frontal, cyanotype from original negative
Stand
Fin
Teknik
Andet
Højde
49 cm
Udgave
Made in the Dordogne sunshine from an original negative and some ferns
Bredde
39 cm
Signatur
Håndunderskrevet
Genre
Nøgen
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