Draw, color, and paint on photographs from the Penobscot Marine Museum collection to create your own work of art in the workshop Photoplay with M.J. Bronsteinon Wednesday, Aug 19th. Artist and photographer M.J. Bronstein pioneered the idea of using photographs as...
Create an extraordinary work of art by transforming a black and white photograph using the historic technique of hand-painting in the Hand-painting Black & White Photographsworkshop at Penobscot Marine Museum. This intensive workshop, led by fine-art...
Tintypes were popular in the 1860’s and 1870’s and many of the photographs taken during the Civil War were tintypes. They are not made on tin, but are a type of photograph made on a sheet of blackened iron. A mobile tintype photography booth will be set up at the...
Create an extraordinary work of art by transforming a black and white photograph using the historic technique of hand-painting in the Hand-painting Black & White Photographs workshop at Penobscot Marine Museum. This intensive workshop, led by fine-art...
Stereoviews took the world by storm and were the most popular form of photography from the 1860’s through the 1920’s. In his talk Stereo Views of New England, Maine State Museum Director Bernard Fishman provides 3-D glasses and projects historic 3-D stereoview images...
