Weekend Features: Framed Art Phenomena 23

Framed Art Phenomena

If I could say it in words, there would be no reason to paint. -Edward Hopper

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wood there mike l

"There" by Ashley Wood. Pic provided by Mike L. (Framed by Furthur Frames)

“This rustic piece by Ashley Wood is complemented nicely by a worn frame look. It’s almost as if the metal frame were made up of pulled parts from that dilapidated robot. Framed by Furthur Frames, Denver CO.”

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parla st giles spatia

"St. Giles" by Jose Parla. Pic provided by "spatia" from expressobeans.com

“Framed in Italian Filigree, Pearl Filet and 8 Ply Mat with Conservation Glass. Probably my favorite Parla piece. Love how the design of the frame mirrors those classic Parla lines.”

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"Delicious" by Lora Zombie. Pic provided by Chris O.

“This arrived already framed to Chris O. from Eyes On Walls. Sometimes it’s just much easier to purchase artwork pre-framed and not have to worry about framing. In this case. EOW did a good job framing it in a classy, neutral way.”

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ryden The Debutante forrest

"The Debutante" by Mark Ryden. Pic provided by Forrest L.

“This excellent Ryden piece is framed with the perfect complementary shade suede mat and museum glass. A glowing centerpiece of any collection.”

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emek day night xander

"Day & Night" art print by Emek. Pic provided by "xander" from expressobeans.com

“Earth-toned mat and frame match the theme of this Emek piece. Also notice how the frame design looks like tree roots; an extension of this Emek classic.”

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danger we were fortunate chaser306

"we were fortunate..." by Daniel Danger. Pic provided by "chaser306" from expressobeans.com

“Triptychs hung side-by-side often work best with a simple frame-up; allowing you to view the 3 pieces as one whole piece. In this case, a solid dark frame around each of these Danger pieces work so well as your eyes are immediately drawn to the images as you move from one to the next.”

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