From our collection, we have three different colors available: black coffee, dark oak, and sunset oak. Additionally, Arts and Crafts picture frames have a shallow rabbet of 7/16” and will accommodate simple matted treatments.
The following images give a better look at the rabbet and the grain of the frames. These are the three frames we have available in this collection:
The Black Coffee and Dark
Oak frames have an outer and inner ridge, whereas Sunset Oak bears a smoother and flatter
face.
(Image: “Hydrangeas”
by Lynn
McMeans)
Arts and Crafts frame, Dark
Oak, was used to frame this watercolor painting. The painting also received
a white continuous core mat (8740)
with wide borders, creating a sense of space and distance between the artwork
and frame.
(Image: “An
Attempt to Smile” by Carliss
Mora)
Pairing this graphite drawing with a black frame
(Black
Coffee) creates repetition. Instead of the picture frame being a
distraction to the artwork, this frame compliments the various monochromatic
tones that make up the work. Combined with a white mat board, this framing
treatment makes the work and frame cohesive.
(Image: “Williamsburg
Canadians” by Katherine
Zinner Cimaglio)
And finally, this painting is reminiscent of
times past. This particular frame (Sunset
Oak) mimics the natural brown hue of the building in the background and
pairs nicely with a simple white mat (4709).
These solid wood mouldings are prized for their
elegant tones and stunning grain. Paired perfectly with neutral mats, these
frames look brilliant with a variety of artwork. From drawings to paintings and
almost anything in between, these frames will enhance the artwork so it can be
enjoyed for years and years!
Have you used any of the frames from this
collection before? Where did you hang them?
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