Protea, Sugar Plant, South Africa Size:8 x 11 inch (20.32 x 27.94 cm) print | 13 ½ x 16 ½ inch (34.29 x 41.91 cm) mount Barbara Cole uses photography to

Barbara Cole uses photography to play with notions of time

In 1909 this work was included in the “Pictorial Photographs by Colonial Workers” exhibition at the Amateur Photographer’s Little Gallery in London

hands-on photographic process which strongly follows her belief that the opportunities of photography are virtually endless

From the series "Bonsai"

moving away from a soft-focused pictorial aesthetic to create sharply focused photographs of natural and industrial patterns and structures

Protea, Sugar Plant, South Africa Size:8 x 11 inch (20.32 x 27.94 cm) print | 13 ½ x 16 ½ inch (34.29 x 41.91 cm) mount Barbara Cole uses photography toArtwork Info About the Artist Artist Docs Artist News circa 1910 Bromide silver print mounted to single ply period support Signed, in pencil, au recto Titled, in pencil, au mount verso Estate # M234 Printed circa 1910 Minna Keene, ne Bergman, lived in Great Britain, South Africa, and Canada. She emigrated to the United Kingdom in approximately 1880 to become a Governess in Scarborough. While in Scarborough, she met Caleb Keene (b. 1862) a decorator's