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Daniel Geziano Pope (born 11 February 1960, of English and Italian heritage) is a bespoke photographic printer and restorer. Pope has printed works for photographers such as Andrew Catlin, David Hiscock, Linda McCartney, Gian Paolo Barbieri, Calum Colvin, Tim Page, Corinne Day, Ian McKell, Brian Aris, Eve Arnold, The Douglas Brothers, Terry O’Neil, David Bailey, Barry Lategan and Terence Donovan.

Panorama Magazine called Pope the "Master of Polopan Printing".[1] Pope was the first color printer to win the Ilford Printer of the Year Award in 1993.[2]

Early life and career

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Pope completed Foundation Studies in Fine Art at Falmouth School of Art in 1980, where he practiced painting in a photo realist style. Following that, Pope worked on a Manpower Services Project, painting murals on canvas for a hospice in the East End.[3] Working from transparencies taken locally in the East End, It was here that Pope taught himself how to make Cibrachrome prints from the slides as reference material to paint from.[3]

In 1983, Pope launched Matchless Prints Ltd in Clerkenwell Road, London, following the support of Terry Donovan, who encouraged him to go into business, despite his lack of formal training, and disregarding the fact he was only 23.[3] Early on he worked for clients such as Roger Charity, Mark LeBon and Eamon McCabe, producing creative prints that utilized different filtrations to the norm.[3]

Pope is credited with being the first printer to use the technique of “painting with light” on black and white Polapan transparencies to produce complex color prints.[2] Matchless Prints moved to Bloomsbury in 1990 and in 2001 Pope opened another Matchless Prints studio in Milan. In 2006 Pope opened Steidlville London, the first showcase bookstore for publisher, Steidl.[4]

With the advent of digital technology, now Pope translates the skills of traditional wet printing within the digital domain.

Articles

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  • Seeing in the Dark The British Journal of Photography, 13 March 1987
  • Dark Secrets Creative Review April 1989
  • Prints Charming, Panorama, September 1991
  • Printz of Darkness Practical Photography October 1992
  • Swimming against the Tide Professional Photographer, December 1995
  • Darkroom Confidential The British Journal of Photography February 2006

Exhibitions and Book Launches (Printing Credits)

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TypeTitleDateNote
ExhibitionLinda McCartney's Sixties: Portrait of an EraSeptember 1992Book was launched with the exhibition. Color prints (cibachrome) printed. (Pete Trew did the black and white prints)
ExhibitionLive AidExhibition of Cibachromes to launch the book from the event.

Sponsored by Ilford.

ExhibitionEve ArnoldJuly 1993Retrospective. Cibachrome Prints. London and traveled to New York. She launched her book, "Inretrospect"
ExhibitionGian Paolo BarbieriSeptember 2007Retrospective Palazzo Reale Milano and launch of book, Gian Paolo Barbieri published by Motta
ExhibitionPaul Smith22 April 2008All prints ink on Hahnemuhle paper.[5]
ExhibitionDavid Hiscock "Transmutations" 15 October 2008 (at Paul Smith)15 October 2008Monoprint on Hahnemuhle paper
BookDavid Bailey 'Havana'2006Printed all the color images for the book by hand on 'C' type paper.

published by Steidl

ExhibitionElk – 20 years of unseen images Soho29 September 2007
ExhibitionThey're not laughing nowOctober 2010Andrew Catlin, Matrix. Fish Gallery, Hastings
Print donationsMichael Stipe, photographer Andrew CatlinBerlin Art Museum. Monoprint on Hahnemuhle paper.
Print donationsVivienne Westwood1991Photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri. National Portrait Gallery. Monoprint on Hahnemuhle paper.

Awards and honours

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Ilford Photographic Awards

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  • Award Ilfochrome Printer of the Year, 1992
  • Highly Commended Advertising and Fashion Colour, 1992
  • Highly Commended Advertising and fashion colour, 1992
  • Award Advertising and Fashion Colour. 1993
  • Award Industrial and Commercial, 1993
  • Highly Commended Electronic Imaging, 1993
  • Title and Trophy Ilfochrome Printer of the Year, 1993

The British Picture Editors Awards

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  • Colour print award 1993
  • Colour print award 1994

References

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  1. "Prints Charming". Panorama Photography Magazine: 16. September 1991.
  2. 1 2 Theaker, Alison (April 1989). "Creative Review". Dark Secrets. 361 (6408): 108. Bibcode:1993Natur.361R.108B. doi:10.1038/361108d0.
  3. 1 2 3 4 "Black and White Feature". Prints Charming (Panorama). September 1991.
  4. Smyth, Diane (15 February 2006). "His Dark Materials". British Journal of Photography.
  5. "Paul Smith World". www.paulsmith.co.uk. Retrieved 12 March 2013.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)
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