Architecture Photography – Interview with Matteo Cirenei

Milan based photographer Matteo Cirenei was born in 1965. He graduated in Architecture at Milan’s Polytechnic and collaborates with architecture, design and fashion publications including Interni, Style, Domus, and with major fashion and furniture companies. In the early ‘90s, he began his photographic research in black and white on Architecture, while shooting extremely particular cuts of…

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Simonetta Gianfelice for Valentino - Rome 1983

Photographer Portrait: Italian High Fashion Photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri

For nearly 60 years, Gian Paolo Barbieri has been at the forefront of international fashion and art photography.  Collaborating with Valentino to invent today’s modern advertising campaign, Barbieri’s work has graced the pages of Italian, American, German, Russian and French version of Vogue, L’Officiel, GQ, and Vanity Fair. Barbieri’s groundbreaking commercial campaigns for: Gianni Versace, Giorgio Armani, Yves Saint Laurent,…

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Platinum/Palladium Print by Paul Cunningham

“It´s a magical moment” says Paul Cunningham from The Cunningham Press in Portland, Oregon, when his analog image bursts into life. Enjoy the video about printmaking in the traditional way using alternative techniques and the new uncoated Hahnemühle Platinum Rag paper. Originally developed for platinum and palladium printing, the paper is used and recommended for…

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Passion for Photography and Large Scale Prints: Drew Doggett (USA)

Searching for rarely seen subjects, US-american photographer Drew Doggett has traveled to remote corners of the world to photograph and chronicle people, animals and places that are truly remarkable. Depicted in their natural environments, Drew’s photography captures indigenous cultures and communities through a modern lens; scaled, crafted and finally printed for the most compelling visual impact. Drew´s…

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‘Maritime World’ is the theme of Hahnemühle´s Art Calendar 2018

Countdown is running: ‘Maritime World’ will be the title of the Hahnemühle Art Calendar 2018. We are looking forward to submissions from all over the world in our new painting contest. Capture maritime moods, landscapes, fashion or moments: distant shores, dreamlike cruises or relaxing views of the sea. Just as Alexa Dilla did in her…

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Test our novelties! THE GREY BOOK, BRISTOL &Britannia hot pressed

Would you like to try out our new products? We will be giving away three sample packs of each new product: BRISTOL, Britannia and THE GREYBOOK. The sample packs contain three sheets in size 16 x 23 cm and a flyer including all the product information. The brand new products were shown at Creativeworld for…

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Quote – Peggy Rustler

“I have never achieved such brilliant colours with the rough paper I´m used to. Since the paints remain on the surface of the new ‘Britannia hot pressed’ paper, they light up very intensely. Several layers can be superimposed, are wonderfully translucent, and every single layer retains its luminosity.” Peggy Rustler has tested the new academy…

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Do you know Hahnemühle´s FineArt Inkjet Photo Album?

Werner Richner’s fine art albums filled with landscape photographs going from hand to hand at photokina in Cologne and the Salon de la Photo in Paris. With astonished eyes, many viewers stroked the paper gently – usually with Hahnemühle cotton gloves. Who once have seen and touched the lively, eye-and-hand caressing A3 albums, melt down…

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Quote: Audry Backs – Bristol

“I appreciate the new BRISTOL drawing paper for its versatility. It is perfect for all drawing techniques and for ink. It is sturdy and ultra-smooth. I like the precise lines of pencils, ink, charcoal and crayons and the opaque colours. The colours do not bleed. BRISTOL will be an indispensable companion for my workshops or…

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Quote: Jens Hübner – THE GREY BOOK

“I am very pleased that Hahnemühle is working intensively with users of their papers to develop great new products. As a draftsman, I appreciate the new sketchbook, I am now able to draw on tinted paper from light to dark as well as from dark to light. A novelty on the German market.” Jens Hübner,…

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