![Carroll Dunham](https://img.artlogic.net/w_900,h_700,c_lfill/exhibit-e/5d829d03a5aa2ca8108b4568/087fc0c2d25eec301f5d96476dfaa50f.jpeg)
In his long history of printmaking Carroll Dunham has developed a method to translate his graphite drawings into etchings utilizing traditional techniques such as soft-ground and aquatint. In "Negatives," Dunham returns to a familiar subject, the bathing woman and the voyeuristic male, depicting both in white ink on a black background. Further consideration is always given to the paper, in this case a blue watercolor paper serves as a base and accentuates the white highlights in the print.