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And you can see more from christmas blow mold ceiling fan smc diesel fuel injection Ice Cube Mold Plastic Mold Injection Extrusion Blow Moulding injection plastic moulds DVD Player Case Hot Runner Mould Please help improve this article or section by expanding it. Further information might be found on the talk page. (February 2007)Large frames in the Louvre, Paris, France.A picture frame is a container added to a picture in order to enhance it, make it easier to display or to protect it.Contents1 Construction 2 Styles 3 See also 4 References 5 External links // ConstructionPicture frames have traditionally been made of wood, which is still the commonest and most prestigous material, although other materials are also used, including aluminum, plastics or polystyrene, even sea shells. A picture frame may be of any colour or texture, but gilding is common, especially on older frames. Some picture frames have elaborate mouldings which may relate to the subject matter. Complicated older frames are often made of moulded and gilded plaster over a plain wood base.The picture frame may contain a pane of glass or a plastic glass substitute such as Plexiglas, in order to protect the picture. In some instances where the art in the frame is dispensable or durable, no protection may be necessary. Glass is common over watercolours, rare over oil paintings, except very valuable ones in some museums. Glass may be treated with coatings, the most common being UV filters. Some glazings such as Denglas, Optium, and Museum glass have a coating which makes the glass partially nonreflective and practically invisible under ideal lighting conditions.The elaborate decoration on this frame may well be applied plaster pieces stuck to the wood beneathFor pieces to be framed under glass, except for the most disposable and inexpensive posters or temporary displays, the glass must be raised off the surface of the paper. This is done by means of matting, a lining of plastic "spacers", shadowboxing, stacking two mouldings with the glass in between, and various other methods. If the paper (or other media) were to touch the glass directly, any condensation inside the glass would absorb directly into the art, having no room to evaporate. This is harmful to almost any medium. It causes art sticking to the glass, mildew, and other ill effects. Raising the glass is also necessary when a piece is done in a loose media such as charcoal or pastel, to prevent smudging. Care should be taken with these works, however, if Plexiglas is used as a static charge can build up which will attract the pigment particles off the paper. Using real glass helps to prevent this.Certain kinds of pieces do not usually need glass when framed, including paintings done in acrylic or oil paint (the former is usually waterproof; the latter actually needs to "breathe" due to the decades-long drying process), stained glass or tiles, and laminated posters. These kinds of pieces are still sometimes put under glass though if for example, they are framed using mats, or (in the case of oil paintings) they are kept in a carefully climate-controlled environment.Styles"L"-style frames are a simple variety that are constructed with a single L-shaped border of wood, with the bottom part of the L, or rabbet, at the front of the frame to hold in the glass, object and backing, which are secured in from the back.A photo cube is a special type of picture frame, often used to show members of a family, a vacation, or a timeline of someone's life.Other styles are clip frames, box frames and shadow boxes. A digital photo frame is an example of the changing technology of the 21st century.Macaroni picture frames are a popular craft project for children. Uncooked pasta in various shapes is glued to a frame in a pattern. Sometimes the entire frame is painted.[1]See alsoDigital photo frame Gallery wrap Mat (picture framing) Fillet (picture framing) Gilding Gold leaf Silver leaf Diasec References^ "Picture Frame" (SHTML). Crafty Ideas. KinderArt. http://www.kinderart.com/crafts/picframe.shtml. Retrieved on 2009-03-21. External linksWikimedia Commons has media related to: Picture frameThe Wikibook How to frame a picture has a page on the topic of Creating a frameArt of the Picture Frame Resources from the National Portrait Gallery. American frames Categories: Art materialsHidden categories: Articles to be expanded since February 2007 All articles to be expanded(and so on)


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