Painting Frames "Annemarie" |
| Nussbraun auf Natur • Serie: Optima • Width: 29mm • Height: 42mm |
| The Optima picture frame series with the narrow Annemarie model presents a particularly solid wooden frame. Consistent in its shape, Annemarie shows dimensions of 29 mm in width and 42 mm in height. From the wall comes first a small square bar, which then merges into an outer curvature. It runs around in a beautiful, soft shape to a very narrow groove that separates this part from the inside of the frame. The inside is another small curve, which in turn extends to the art print. Which art print the owner of Annemarie finally decides here is, of course, a matter of taste. But the color of the frame can help him here - a nut brown on nature. The wood grain can be seen directly through the brown, which offers a wonderful structure. When looking for the right motif, you can first choose a tone for the nut brown. Old classics such as “Jakobs Kampf mit dem Engel” by Rembrandt van Rijn, but also Expressionist such as “Elementary Effect” by Wassily Kandinsky or “Sunflowers II” by Egon Schiele are excellent color partners for the decorative frame Annemarie. Of course, lighter motifs also fit into this frame, which then represent a great contrast to the dark nut brown. |
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Painting Frames "Annemarie" |
| Nussbraun auf Natur • Serie: Optima • Width: 29mm • Height: 42mm |
| The Optima picture frame series with the narrow Annemarie model presents a particularly solid wooden frame. Consistent in its shape, Annemarie shows dimensions of 29 mm in width and 42 mm in height. From the wall comes first a small square bar, which then merges into an outer curvature. It runs around in a beautiful, soft shape to a very narrow groove that separates this part from the inside of the frame. The inside is another small curve, which in turn extends to the art print. Which art print the owner of Annemarie finally decides here is, of course, a matter of taste. But the color of the frame can help him here - a nut brown on nature. The wood grain can be seen directly through the brown, which offers a wonderful structure. When looking for the right motif, you can first choose a tone for the nut brown. Old classics such as “Jakobs Kampf mit dem Engel” by Rembrandt van Rijn, but also Expressionist such as “Elementary Effect” by Wassily Kandinsky or “Sunflowers II” by Egon Schiele are excellent color partners for the decorative frame Annemarie. Of course, lighter motifs also fit into this frame, which then represent a great contrast to the dark nut brown. |
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.jpg "Regatta on the Grand Canal in Honor of Frederick IV, King of Denmark")
.jpg "Four trees")
.jpg "Bright Smile - Roses in a Silver Vase")
.jpg "Bouquet of flowers in a vase")
.jpg "Minerva or Pallas Athena, 1898")
.jpg "Field of Yellow Irises at Giverny, 1887")
.jpg "Portrait of Caterina Sforza Riario (Milan, 1463-Florence, 1509), Lady of Imola and Forli, 1481-1483 painting by Lorenzo di Credi (circa 1456-1536), oil on canvas, 75x54 cm")
.jpg "A Game of Old Maid")
.jpg "The boar hunt")
.jpg "Winter moonscape")
.jpg "The noon")
.jpg "Leda and the swan")
.jpg "The Olive Trees")
.jpg "The North Cape by Moonlight, 1848.")
