Framing Resource

A big thank you, and an operational update:
Wow! We are blown away by the recent surge in support from our arts community. Due to a significant increase in business volume, we have decided to close on Mondays until further notice. This adjustment is part of of our commitment to maintaining the excellence you expect from us while better managing our operational needs.

Photo: folk art painting on wood panel by an unknown artist. Framed in a stained olive-wood veneer, stacked on an inner gilded accent.

Our new BFF, living legend, the one and only, ELVIRA: MISTRESS OF THE DARK, graced us with her presence the other day! How incredibly kind to gift us a photo, autographed to us and everything. We had to frame it in the most ornate treatment we could think of. Hand wrapped silk mats? Yes please!

First time framing a Claire Falkenstein! One of America’s most experimental and productive 20th century artists. This oil on canvas fits perfectly into a spline-joined walnut float frame, water gilded in white gold.

Amazing how framing can take the smallest, seemingly insignificant object and elevate it to a place of primary importance. First time framing a pencil! Have we mentioned we love framing small objects?

“Name________” by Ed Ruscha
Dry pigment on paper c. 1984
Turned out great floated inside an 8ply mat, under Optium Museum Acrylic in an ebonized walnut frame.