Framing Options Gallery Framing Packages These are contemporary frames that lend an art gallery feel to the photograph. These are available in Gold, Silver/Gold, and Black. Prices do not include Photograph. | Photograph Size | Frame Size | Matting | Price | Ultra Clear
Conservation Glass | | 4x5 | 8x9 | 2" | $109.50
Regular $131.75 | $20.00 | | 4x5 | 10x11 | 3" | $117.75
Regular $140.80 | $20.00 | | 5x7 | 9x11 | 2" | $116.25
Regular $139.15 | $20.00 | | 5x7 | 11x13 | 3" | $134.20
Regular $159.10 | $28.50 | | 8x10 | 12x14 | 2" | $146.20
Regular $172.40 | $40.00 | | 8x10 | 14x16 | 3" | $159.50
Regular $187.20 | $40.00 | | 11x14 | 15x18 | 3" | $200.00
Regular $232.40 | $47.50 | | 11x14 | 19x22 | 4" | $213.00
Regular $246.80
| $58.80 | | 16x20 | 24x28
| 4" | $291.50
Regular $334.00
XL$324.50
Regular $371.40 | $94.00 | | 16x20 | 26x30 | 5" | $315.75
Regular $360.80
XL $351.50
Regular $400.20 | $94.00 |
| Gallery Framing is a wonderful way to show off those smaller collector photographs that would normally go in a tabletop frame. The gallery frames offered below are using elegant yet simple gold, silver, and black frames. The prices listed below include frame, double matting, and a matching wooden filet to set off your photograph. Gallery Frames are available in the following moldings: Cracked Gold, Larson 432035 with fillet 122035
Cracked Silver/gold 432037 with fillet 122037
Manhattan Gold 437972, with filet 147972
Manhattan Silver 439774, with fillet 147974
Manhattan Black 437976, with fillet 147976
Manhattan Burgundy 437978, with fillet 147978 Extra Large
Gold, Larson 532035 with fillet 122035
Silver/gold 532037 with fillet 122037
Manhattan Gold 507972, with filet 147972
Manhattan Silver 509774, with fillet 147974
Manhattan Black 507976, with fillet 147976
Manhattan Burgundy 507978, with fillet 147978 Top mat, 1156, white linen, crescent
Sub Mat, Raven Black, black black core 6989, crescent |
Special Announcement from Kevanna Studios Photographer Kevin Dobie recently returned from a one weak trip to Toronto where he studied "Conservation and Custom Framing" at the International framing company "Larson Juhl". During the week Kevin learned the techniques required to properly frame artwork to "Conversation" standards. There are many elements that go into conservation framing. - Glass: There are many different types of glass available to cover your art. These include regular glass, non-glare, anti-reflective, and museum glass. All these types of glass come in either non-conservation or conservation grades, Conservation grade glass has an ultra violet light inhibitor (up to 97% blocking factor) to protect your art.
- Matting: There are three basic grades of mat board available.
- First is the basic grade of matting made from wood pulp. This grade will yellow with age and has not been PH balanced for art preservation.
- Preservation or Conservation grade. This grade is what we use and is PH balanced for artwork With this grade the backing and the core of the mat have been manufactured to be neutral while the lop layer (coloured part of the mat) may or may not be PH balanced.
- Reg Mat. This is your top line of mat, Every single pal of the mat is PH balanced and is excepted at the museum level. We also use those on a regular basis.
- Frame: From one frame to the next there is very little difference in regard$ to conservation. However the depth of the frame does make a difference. Any artwork or photograph that has gives on it requires an airspace between the art and the glass. In fed the more space the better, Changing temperatures can create condensation under the glass, and if the artwork is touching the glass the more likely it could be damaged. Also as your frame is sealed the glass tends to increase the temperature behind the glass also possibly affecting the artwork.
If you have any questions regarding framing, or would like to book an appointment with Kevin to either talk, or to frame something, place of artwork, clothing, wedding Invitation, or familly photographs please do not hesitate to call.
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