Stretching or framing your artwork can be done in many different ways and presents an opportunity to incorporate the style of the room where the prints will be displayed.
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We like to keep it simple so all our originals and prints are simply stretched canvas using a standard size stretcher with the edges painted black. Many of our clients prefer to stretch them as we do in the gallery and this is very easy for your framers to do. Read more by clicking Details below.
Any framer who stretches artist's canvases would be able to stretch your canvas prints for you
At the gallery, all our stretched prints are displayed using the thicker (more substantial) stretcher frame - The wood stretcher bars usually comes in two standard sizes (4.2 or 2cm depth).
We use the 4.2cm and our prints are supplied with sufficient extra canvas around the edges to allow for wrapping around and securing at the back.
Our framers use Dulux Satin Sheen enamel (black) to paint the edges once the artwork has been stretched.
Collectors in London can visit Riverside Gallery in Barnes for assistance in getting their artworks framed or stretched.
Find out more by visiting them online: https://riversidegallery.co.uk/framing-services/ An alternative option is to order a stretcher kit - we suggest the GO Frame canvas stretching system - visit their website at https://www.goframe.com/
At the Pharoah Gallery in Wilderness, we like to keep it simple so all our originals and prints are simply stretched canvas using a standard size stretcher with the edges painted black. Many of our clients prefer to stretch them as we do in the gallery and this is very easy for your framers to do. Any framer who stretches artist's canvases would be able to stretch your canvas prints for you.
At the gallery, we prefer the thicker (more substantial) stretcher frame - It usually comes standard in 4.2 or 2cm depth.
We use the 4.2cm and our prints are supplied with sufficient extra canvas around the edges to allow for wrapping around and securing at the back.
Our framers use Dulux Satin Sheen enamel (black) to paint the edges once the artwork has been stretched.
Everything you need to know about framing your artworks
Stretching or framing your artwork can be done in many different ways and presents an opportunity to incorporate the style of the room where the prints will be displayed.We like to keep it simple so all our originals and prints are simply stretched canvas using a standard size stretcher with the edges painted black. Many of our clients prefer to stretch them as we do in the gallery and this is very easy for your framers to do. Read more by clicking Details below.
Any framer who stretches artist's canvases would be able to stretch your canvas prints for you
At the gallery, all our stretched prints are displayed using the thicker (more substantial) stretcher frame - The wood stretcher bars usually comes in two standard sizes (4.2 or 2cm depth).
We use the 4.2cm and our prints are supplied with sufficient extra canvas around the edges to allow for wrapping around and securing at the back.
Our framers use Dulux Satin Sheen enamel (black) to paint the edges once the artwork has been stretched.
Collectors in London can visit Riverside Gallery in Barnes for assistance in getting their artworks framed or stretched.
Find out more by visiting them online: https://riversidegallery.co.uk/framing-services/ An alternative option is to order a stretcher kit - we suggest the GO Frame canvas stretching system - visit their website at https://www.goframe.com/
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