Just framed this 10" x 14" oil on canvas by notable Californian William Hubacek (1871-1958), rescuing it from a cheap gold setting. The job offers a good before-and-after, and a good example, I think, of how a frame helps or hinders your ability to see the picture:
The frame's flat coving up to a carved cushion back edge. In quartersawn white oak with Weathered Oak stain. Very oak-y. Much more sympathetic to the spirit of a very lovely painting.
To paraphrase Dewey
-
What wise parents want for their own children, they also want for all
children. And so why would that be? Certainly because we want the world in
which ou...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Substantive comments & questions are welcome