"His eye was blue and calm, as is the sky in the serenest noon" --Willis

Caution:  The subject of this series is a statue of the Greek demigod Hercules (or Herakles) known as the Farnese Hercules.  The statue is of course unclothed as was typical of Greek art of the time. If you do not want to view pictures containing this plaster statuette please return to the Main Gallery . Otherwise scroll down to see the thumbnails.

These images were made on 8x10 sheet film in a cylindrical pinhole (lens less) camera.  The negatives were contact printed using the platinum process.   The images consist of platinum metal embedded in 100% cotton fiber paper and are considered to be permanent.  These photographs have a rich dark brown tone which is very beautiful.

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