These are two oil paintings purchased in France
by a client. The paintings coordinate with each
other but are not framed exactly alike. Both have
double frames which are stacked. The larger painting
has a walnut frame in the inside with a black liner
frame on the outside. The smaller painting has the
reverse design. The inner frame is a black frame,
and the outer frame is the walnut frame.
This
is a charcoal sketch by Steeple Gallery artist Mike Chelich.
The frame reflects the tones of the sketch, the mat is
the same hue as the paper, and the fillet accentuates
the charcoal cross hatching. The V-Groove on the mat is
a delicate detailing which creates a soft focal point
between the fillet an frame.
This is a set of five diplomas varying
in different sizes and paper colors. They have all
been framed with the same proportions with the same
materials to give a cohesive look. The client was
thrilled after we installed the certificates in
her office!
