Neville Crawford on Military Framing (1)
PART ONE I have a mental checklist that I use when assessing any items – in some cases this will Continue reading
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on the fine art of picture framing
Neville Crawford on Military Framing (2)
PART TWO SOME EXAMPLES – POSTCARD To Jack with love from Mollie 17.10.16 – Facsimile made for framing. Original encapsulated Continue reading
Surviving Emden
Originally posted on Australian National Maritime Museum:
For the anniversary of the Battle of Cocos 100 years ago, the museum is displaying a…
MINING MUD & MEDALS Facebook and WIKI page:
Originally posted on vipsinc:
MINING, MUD & MEDALS Facebook page is designed to highlight the role of the ANZAC tunnellers in…
What to do with a broken opalotype
The most common cause of broken opalotypes is the removal of their supporting frame. Here Neville Crawford carefully places the Continue reading
On a rainy day in Northcote
Using a special machine to cut a volume of frames. Although this little clip does rather look as if all Continue reading
What to do when your art or frame is damaged by water
What to do? ACT QUICKLY – any delay may cause irreversible damage to your artwork TAKE PHOTOS OF THE DAMAGE Continue reading
Queen Victoria would not be amused
Flood damage to frames and artwork. Water damage and even excess humidity can irretrievably damage and even destroy artwork. This Continue reading
