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Framing
‘‘Be it elegant complexity, or stripped down simplicity,
the frame should be at one with the artwork’’.
Art quilt by Louise Falk, working on a series of quilts about the impact of both wars on my family and this art quilt is part of that series - Harry was killed at Ploegsreet in 1916 | Stitched onto a white fabric background a simple Japanese ukiyo-e 'coaster' which was then teamed on the wall with two delicately tinted Japanese wood blocks each framed in very fine oak | Photograph of giraffes in the mist |
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A family of four children in a decorative frame | Painting of Ned Kelly inspired by Sidney Nolans' Ned Kelly series | A couple on their wedding day |
A family at the Zoo | Child cycling on a pebbled street | Painting of the dry Australian earth |
Multiple images of an aircraft manoeuvring through the sky | We frame all kinds of war memorabilia including photographs, dog-tags, stripes and medals | Original sheet music framed with musician |
Art in the right picture frame is a glorious achievement by both artist and framemaker | A John Olsen triptych framed in three custom made acrylic boxes | Acrylic box display unit created for demountable three dimensional aboriginal artefacts |
The jeweller at his work bench – a working life remembered | Frame of young lady during the 1920's | Special tile framed |
Machine embroidered art textile was framed under glass | Bespoke aluminium frame designed by Neville Crawford for a bill poster housing a poster of the Divinyls |
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