Barne Glacier and Cumulus Clouds
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Herbert George Ponting (1870 - 1935) Cumulus Clouds rising up over Barne Glacier the photographer's blindstamp 'H.G. Ponting' in lower right margin carbon print, 49.5 x 65.3 cm numbered '105' on the Fine Art Society label on the reverse . Provenance: George Clarke Simpson, meteorologist on the Terra Nova expedition 1878-1965 and then by descent
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- Blindstamp - A blindstamp, also known as a blind impression or blind embossing, is an indentation or raised design on paper or other materials made without using any ink or foil. It is created by pressing a die, stamp, or engraved plate onto the surface of the material, leaving a mark or relief that is visible when viewed from a certain angle. Blindstamping is often used in printing and bookbinding as a decorative element or to add texture to a surface, and can be combined with other printing techniques such as letterpress or foil stamping for a more elaborate effect.
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