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Framing a piece of art seems simple enough — until you try to do it yourself. How do you decide which frame style is best? How large should the frame be? Does the art really need any frame at all? And ...

Any kind of art—from the Mona Lisa to your family snapshots—looks better in a nice frame. To elevate, protect, and display paintings, photos, and other prizes, you’ll either need to find a good shop ...

There's an art to framing. Whether family photos, sport memorabilia, watercolors, tapestries or Italian Renaissance oils, framing requires an artistic eye. A frame done right complements the art.

Framing art intimidates a lot of people and it is easy to understand why. There are endless choices when it comes to framing and it can be overwhelming. To embolden you to take on the task of framing ...

Did you know that a single, high-quality picture “envelope” assembled to protect fine art could easily cost $3,000 or more? By “envelope,” we mean the frame, the glass, the mounting board, the mask ...

There's an art to framing. Whether family photos, sport memorabilia, watercolors, tapestries or Italian Renaissance oils, framing requires an artistic eye. A frame done right complements the art.

Framing can cost a small fortune if you have champagne taste on a buttermilk budget. Settling for a bad frame job can ruin perfectly good art, while the "right" frame will make it look stunning. The ...

Look around most people’s homes, and you’ll find unframed pieces of art stashed away somewhere—in a corner, behind a piano, under a bed. It isn’t easy to find time to drop artwork off at a frame store ...