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Bamboos at Baksa, Formosa, c. 1868. Creator: John Thomson
Bamboos at Baksa, Formosa, c. 1868. A work made of collotype, pl. i from the album " illustrations of china and its people, volume ii" (1873)
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1873 Backlit Bamboo Collotype Formosa J Thompson John Thomson Leaf Leaves Oriental Sunlight Sunlit Sunshine Taiwan Thomson John
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Bamboos at Baksa, Formosa
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is a captivating photograph captured by John Thomson in the late 19th century. The image showcases a serene scene of towering bamboo plants basking in the sunlit landscape of Baksa, Taiwan (formerly known as Formosa). Thomson's expertise in collotype printing technique brings out the intricate details of each bamboo leaf, creating a stunning contrast between light and shadow. The backlit composition adds an ethereal quality to the scenery, emphasizing the natural beauty of this oriental plant. As one explores this vintage print, it becomes evident that Thomson's work goes beyond mere documentation; it encapsulates both artistry and scientific curiosity. His lens captures not only the aesthetic appeal but also serves as a window into botanical exploration during his time. This photograph stands as a testament to Thomson's remarkable talent as he seamlessly blends art with science. It transports viewers to another era while highlighting the rich heritage and cultural significance of China and its people. Displayed within prestigious institutions such as the Art Institute Chicago, this piece continues to captivate audiences today. Its timeless charm reminds us of our connection with nature and invites contemplation on our place within the vastness of our solar system. Through "Bamboos at Baksa, Formosa". John Thomson leaves an indelible mark on both artistic expression and historical preservation for generations to come.
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