C-type colour print

A colour print, one of three main types of chromogenic print material, made from a negative, on print material containing at least three emulsion layers of silver salts, each sensitized to one of the three primary colours of light. Dyes are added after initial monochromatic development to form the colours in the emulsion layers. A chromogenic print contains no silver in the final image and is not as stable as a dye destruction print.

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Peter Saville
by Wolfgang Tillmans
2002
NPG P1010

David Hockney; Lucian Freud
by David Dawson
2002
NPG P1001

Chefs' Last Supper
by John Reardon
2003
NPG P1121

Rio Ferdinand
by Mark Guthrie
18 March 2009
NPG x133053

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