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The National / Pauline Richards
Framing
All our frames are made to order using the very best materials to ensure maximum enjoyment of your purchase. Our framers work with many of London's top artists and galleries.
Each frame is made specifically to order. The print is mounted centrally in a professional acid free, bevel edged, 5cm wide, white mounting board. It is backed with an acid free barrier board and glass fronted.
You can choose either a black or white slimline 2.5cm square wooden frame as a standard option, however we have many different framing alternatives such as aluminium. If you would like an alternative frame or indeed prefer a mount option please feel free to contact us and we can provide a quote for you.
This original photograph by Pauline Richards is part of a limited release of 500 prints from the 'Living in the City' portfolio. It is available in three sizes. These abstract artworks look at life in the city, daily struggles and looking at your surroundings in a new light. They are printed on Metallic paper to increase the colour saturation and add an extra dimension to the image to portray the emotions of these works.
It is a C type print using professional archival paper. The dimensions we quote are the printed image size plus a border of approximately 1.2cm for framing. We do not crop, resize, or alter the ratio of any of our artists' original artworks.
Each frame is made specifically to order. The print is mounted centrally in a professional acid free, bevel edged, 5cm wide, white mounting board. It is backed with an acid free barrier board and glass fronted. It can be surrounded with either a black, or white, 2.5cm square wood frame. If you would like a different mount, glass or surround, please contact us.
Our recommended papers are Fuji Crystal Archive and Kodak Endura Metallic for C type prints, and Hahnemuhle and Canson 100% cotton rag for giclee prints. We use the most appropriate paper to produce the best results for each image.
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