I just discovered a new type of frame - called a floater frame. Instead of mounting a painting through the back of the frame, which hides the painting edges, you "float" the painting on a solid board and the edges show. This is very effective with small paintings, and gives them a lot of presence on a wall. I was able to secure this frame at a great price, so I am happy to pass along those savings. "Tennessee Valley" is a oil painting that measures just 6 x 6 inches, and is on sale for only $150 at Moss & Moss, in Mill Valley, California.
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1/17/2016 04:20:09 pm
I'm very interested in floater frames. I've seen them in galleries. How do I find them. Do you have a resource?
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1/18/2016 10:00:55 am
I've been canvasing the internet and cannot find the above frame. I would be perfect for my small panel paintings. Can you send me a link or information on how to acquire the above floater frame.
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3/4/2022 12:10:22 am
This is a very informative—edifying article to all. Thanks a lot! Continue to post!
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