All matting materials are museum quality, acid-free, to print-only prices add an additional $15.
For prints framed in a natural wood frame (cherry, walnut, or cambia) there is an additional charge of $50 - $135, depending on frame size.
We frame using a True-Vue reflection-free glass called UV-70. Increased prices reflect use of this glass, which is equivalent to museum glass in its reflection-free aspect with a little less UV protection (70% instead of 99%).
I use very lightfast pigments in my prints and haven't been able to achieve fading, so feel this is an ideal glass for my work.
Here are cherry (left) and walnut. |
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Here are oak (left) and maple. |
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![]() "Book about the Universe" in cherry |
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Please note, colors over the Internet may be deceiving. The walnut is the darker wood (a deep brown, not very red). The cherry is reddish, darkening a bit over time. The cambia is darker than the walnut but not black. Its color is more consistent than the walnut, making it easier to match multiple prints in groupings.