William Morris (1834 – 1896) was an English textile designer, poet, artist, writer and activist associated with the British Arts and Crafts movement. Our customer found this Morris inspired collage print on line and fell in love! We gave this piece the “Royal Treatment” in an archival display consisting of an olivewood veneer profile from Roma Moulding’s “Tabaccino” collection, hand wrapped silk mat from Franks Fabrics, fillet from Larson Juhl’s “Lisbon” collection and TruVue 99% UV filtering and anti reflective “Museum” glazing.

Linda Ridd Herzog’s interest in wildlife was reinforced by her upbringing in the natural splendor of Salt Lake City, Utah. Her surreal works often combine marine life, wildlife, and fantastical visions that she sees in her dreams! We archivally presented “Purple Cow Act One,” an original oil on canvas, in a silver wood profile from Studio’s “Liso V” series and a custom wrapped lilac linen liner from Frank’s Fabrics.

India has a rich history of textiles, and is known around the world for its fine fabrics. This fascinating hand dyed batik from New Delhi is full of cultural and religious symbolism with its depiction of two lions standing at the base of a tree. We’ve presented this original work in a distressed ornate profile from Fotiou Moulding’s “Garden Gates” collection, a hand wrapped espresso fabric mat from Frank’s Fabrics, Kool Tack E2 mounting and TruVue anti reflective and 99% UV filtering Museum glazing.

This original watercolor wash on linen is by New Hampshire artist Sarah Grasso, founder of Abide Art Studio. We pulled out all the stops on this framing project, and archivally presented the diminutive work in an Italian olive wood veneer profile from Roma’s “Tabaccino” collection, black beaded enhancer from Studio Moulding, hand wrapped natural linen matting from Frank’s Fabrics and TruVue’s anti reflective and 99% UV filtering Museum glass.