Ask J.Dewers
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What makes our framing process “museum quality”?
Museum Quality Framing Includes:
Using archival methods and materials as approved by the Library of Congress.
Preservation glazing with Museum Glass and Optium Museum Acrylic.
Hinging your artwork with Japanese tissue and starch paste.
All framing methods are easily reversible without any damage to the art.
How much does custom framing cost and how long does it take?
Prices vary depending on size and type of framing.
The best way to get an estimate is to bring your artwork in and we can explore different price range options. We accept walk-ins or contact us for an appointment.
Turnaround time varies starting at approximately 2-3 weeks for basic framing orders.
What goes into the process of creating handmade water gilded frames?
Coming soon >>>> Here you can find Janos’ recent lecture on framing and gilding at the Laguna Art Museum.
The lecture provides insight into the processes and techniques of a master gilder, and you can see images documenting some of the steps in the carving and gilding process.