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Painting Frames "Karlotta" |
| Antikschwarz mit Silberkante • Serie: Monda • Width: 17mm • Height: 17mm |
| Karlotta is another frame from the Monda series, which not only convinces with its delicate shape, but also with its classy coloring made of antique black with a silver edge. Galleries and art collections will enjoy this frame as it offers a variety of ways to frame art objects. Color and shape allow Karlotta to frame every piece of art. Connoisseurs who like to form a symbiosis between the frame and the art print, opt best for motifs in which black and silver play a major role. In addition to sketches and drawings by various artists, black and white photographs are of course particularly good. Anyone who loves special motifs and would like to combine them with black and silver should consider the still life of the baroque artist Willem Claez. Heda recommended. The motifs of his works dealing with meals adapt very well to the Karlotta frame - plates, jugs and bowls in glorious silver on a mostly dark background. A prime example would be his "Still Life with Oysters", which in combination with Karlotta can hardly be beaten. But since the diversity of the frame is so great, numerous other artists and works get along just as well with the design, so that everyone can frame their favorite motif. |
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