Here is a nicely framed African art piece! We used a thatched-type mat and a hand-finished, rustic black Italian frame. It feels authentic! If you have a special art piece that needs professional attention visit us at Elite Framing, located in Columbia's 5Pts shopping and entertainment district! … [Read more...] about African Art Nicely Framed!
Folk Art
Frame Made From Old Screen Door! That’s Right!
Recently at Elite Framing we recently had one of our favorite customers ask us if we could create a frame out of salvaged wood from an old screen door... it was the first time anyone had asked us any such thing! Well, we did as much. We were able to build this 36" x 24" frame from the available sticks, the screen door was from the old family homestead where this lovely … [Read more...] about Frame Made From Old Screen Door! That’s Right!
Display Case for Kenyan Ceremonial Staff!
These wonderful ceremonial staffs were brought to us with the charge of making display cases. We used an open front design and a softly sloped moulding. We used a fabric textured matboard for the backing. These cases are over four feet tall! The open front design invites the server to reach in and handle the staffs, a feature the customer requested. Job done! … [Read more...] about Display Case for Kenyan Ceremonial Staff!
“The Collard Queen” by Natalie Daise!
This lovely giclee is by acclaimed artist and actress Natalie Daise, "The Collard Queen" is available as a limited edition giclee print. Her daughter inspired this painting, and she dreamed about it for more than a year before it came into being. The original is 36" x 60", acrylic and gold leaf on board. The giclee is 12" x 18" on high quality heavy weight gloss. This initial … [Read more...] about “The Collard Queen” by Natalie Daise!
Framed Woodcut!
This lovely and old (1926) woodcut of parrots is matted in a neutral museum grade cotton and framed in a dark wood, the moulding is Made in the USA. This piece measures about 16" wide by 22" high. Fabulous! "Zweir Blauflugel Aras" 1926 woodcut Martin E. Philipp, German … [Read more...] about Framed Woodcut!
