Appearing as the album cover for their 2024 single, “Virginia,” this signed poster is from the Brooklyn-based band, Boys go to Jupiter. “Virginia” was the first song they wrote together, telling the story of the insecurities that follow when you pursue a dream. We’ve archivally presented this piece as a raised float mount in a matte black wood profile from Studio Moulding, “Berry Red” mat from Larson Juhl’s Artique line, and TruVue 99% UV filtering “Conservation” glass.

Sir John Herschel discovered and named the cyanotype process in 1842. Artists still use this versatile printmaking method today because it’s a unique and relatively simple way to create expressive prints from two or three dimensional objects. We archivally presented “Ocean’s Catch” by Loren Abbate as a float mount in our “Artist’s Special” framing package which includes a white wood profile from Studio Moulding, archival 4-ply matting, TruVue 99% UV filtering “Conservation” glazing and durable “strainer” fit.

Check out this awesome signed printer’s proof we recently framed by African-American artist John Thomas Biggers (1924-2001). Biggers was a muralist who came to prominence after the Harlem Renaissance and toward the end of World War II. “Fanti Fishing Boat,” is a signed woodcut print by the prolific artist, which we archivally presented as a raised float mount onto an Artique mat from Larson Juhl, with a textured black moulding from Roma’s “Vintage” collection, and Tru Vue Museum glass.