HOMESPUN UNIVERSE:
The Wondrous Work of Anabella Gaposchk
Anabella Gaposchk was a little known nineteenth century astronomer whose fascination with the cosmos evolved into an intense desire to re-create the visions she witnessed in the night sky. Through primal photographic methods...
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Deep Sky Locket (powdered sugar)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1913 -
Open Star Cluster in Saggitarius (baking soda)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1903 -
Homespun Universe: The Wondrous Work of Anabella Gaposchk (film still).
Narrated by Kristian Foden-Vencil and featuring Prudence Roberts. -
Homespun Universe: The Wondrous Work of Anabella Gaposchk (excerpt).
Narrated by Kristian Foden-Vencil. Starring Prudence Roberts. -
Quiet Moon (apricot)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1921 -
The Artifacts of Anabella Gaposchk from the Historical Archives
(recovered astronomical illustration tools and ingredients) -
Bikini Nebula (baking soda photogram)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1895 -
Galaxy Field (baking soda)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1912 -
The Artifacts of Anabella Gaposchk from the Historical Archives
(bank statements revealing anonymous patrons) -
The Artifacts of Anabella Gaposchk from the Historical Archives
(letter from the Royal Astronomical Society) -
Galaxy Field in Centaurus (baking soda)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1919 -
Orange Moon Cycle Day 15 (orange)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1915 -
Merging Stars in Cassiopeia (powdered sugar)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1899 -
M16 Globular Cluster (baking soda, sea salt)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1915 -
RIng Nebula (baking soda)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1918 -
Spectacle Nebula (baking soda)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1922 -
Galaxy Field (baking soda)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1915 -
M19 Globular Cluster (baking soda, sea salt)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1899 -
Mars from its Moon Deimos (plum)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1907 -
Solar Flares (water)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1919 -
Eclipse of 1909 (top view of an apple)
A. Gaposchk, circa 1910 -
Mini Moon Pendant from the Miniatures Collection
A. Gaposchk -
A modest display of the Gaposchk Miniatures, installed upon request at PS122 in New York
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