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photogram
[ foh-tuh-gram ]
noun
- a silhouette photograph made by placing an object directly on sensitized paper and exposing it to light.
photogram
/ 藞蹿蓹蕣迟蓹藢伞谤忙尘 /
noun
- a picture, usually abstract, produced on a photographic material without the use of a camera, as by placing an object on the material and exposing to light
- obsolete.a photograph, often of the more artistic kind rather than a mechanical record
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of photogram1
Example Sentences
鈥淎ll Is Flux鈥 is particularly abstract and fluid-looking, an inky black and pearly white photogram depicting a stream of water flowing across still water in a tray.
She also collected dust and dirt swept up while at home for almost three months under covid restrictions, printing one pile of debris each day as a near-abstract photogram.
His final piece, 鈥淧erforming Light,鈥 presented at the Richard Saltoun gallery in London in 2019, is represented by a black-and-white 鈥減hotogram鈥 of his own frail body that ends the show.
An 1841 photogram of a fallen leaf, its dozens of needles each seared into the paper, testifies to Talbot鈥檚 ambition to document nature better than any artist.
Sotheby鈥檚 was encouraged by the online sale of a rare photogram by L谩szl贸 Moholy-Nagy for $524,000 and of Irma Stern鈥檚 oil on canvas 鈥淕rape Packer鈥 for $531,309.
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