Showing posts with label Antique picture frames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antique picture frames. Show all posts
Sunday
Friday
Frames in the National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery has some wonderful frames in their collection, here are just a few from a recent visit.
Saturday
Repertorio Della Cornice Europea.
The outstanding collection of Roberto Lodi will be up for sale by auction at Pandolfini in Florence, on 21st April 2016. Mr Lodi is the co-author of the beautifully illustrated and one of the most important frame reference books; 'Repertorio Della Cornice Europea'.
Antique frames from an important Italian collection.
An article about Mr Lodi and the upcoming auction is on the;
Frame Blog
Frame Blog
Labels:
Antique picture frames,
frame links,
frameauction
Monday
Wednesday
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Here are a few frames I liked on a recent visit to Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Last time I went a couple of the rooms were closed, and they now have a new Baroque gallery display. The post about my previous visit (here) complained about the lack of anti-reflective glass and this is still a nuisance on many of the paintings, and for me negatively effects the viewing of the paintings.
Labels:
Antique picture frames,
Barbizon,
Baroque,
carlo maratta,
cassetta,
Louis XIII,
Louis XV,
neoclassical,
rococo,
swept
Tuesday
Friday
Roseberys London Auction
Roseberys London auction house continues to establish their place as the destination to buy antique frames at auction, with 200 lots in their 1st December 2015 sale. Frame lots start at number 400: