Philip-Lorca diCorcia, W, November 2003, #12, 2003, Archival Pigment Print. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner Gallery
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hasn’t this been done again and again ?
what’s an archival pigment print?
an archival pigment print means it was made using non fading inks on stable paper….but in truth, it is all an unknown and really meant to tell potential buyers that the photograph will not fade away in a few years….fancy double speak really….it is a good ink jet print on fancy paper….
it’s a fashion shoot disguised as art, but using bad fashion?
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