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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
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Friday, October 23, 2009
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Monday, September 21, 2009
Framehouse Boutique is excited to be participating in The Drift - Art on Main St.
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
Thursday, May 28, 2009
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Step 1.
The frame is cut and assemble, as usual, to the appropirate |
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Step 2.
Spoons are laid out on mat board in the desired position. The mat board |
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Step 3.
A hole is drilled in the mouting board where the marks apear. |
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Step 4.
Post of the spoon holder is inserted into the whole from the front and |
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Step 5.
Repeat steps 1-3 untill all holders are in place. |
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Step 6.
Trim off excess post from backside of mounting board. |
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Step 7.
Place spoons into holder in the desired position. |
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Step 8.
Glass is placed inside the frame. Spacers are added to create a shadowbox |
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Step 9.
Sawtooth hanger is attached for hanging. Turnbutton are used to fit |
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Monday, March 23, 2009
“The warm light of late afternoon bathed this Coal Harbour scene as I walked by.
The fall colours of the trees accentuate the warmth of the light.
In the distance, the towers of North Vancouver are on the foothills of the North Shore mountains.
A prominent boat in the foreground emphasizes the nautical aspect of the vista.”
- Tony Max
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Size: 35″ x 49″
Medium: Water-mixable Oil
Support: 1 - 3/4″ Deep Stretched canvas
Price: $4,000
Monday, March 23, 2009
“I was impressed with the bold yellow and green colours of the grass and trees on this beautiful stroll in the Kitsilano district, near noon.
The soft, angled shadows of the trees raking across the walkway make an appealing pattern.
Near the horizon, the ever-present freighters form a line.
Most people who are familiar with Vancouver mistake this scene for Stanley Park.”
- Tony Max
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Size: 21″ x 72″
Medium: Water-mixable Oil
Support: 1 - 3/4″ Deep Stretched canvas
Price: $4,200
Monday, March 23, 2009
“On a fine afternoon on Burrard Inlet, I captured this colourful panorama of downtown Vancouver.
I was inspired by the pattern of shapes and colours of the towers, and the pattern of shapes and colours of the trees in Stanley Park in front of the towers.
The black and red lines of the freighter made an interesting counterpoint, and the randomly located sailboats – implying leisure activity – made a interesting counterpoint to the industrial presence of the freighter.”
- Tony Max
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Size: 23.5″ x 72″
Medium: Water-mixable Oil
Support: 1 - 3/4″ Deep Stretched canvas
Price: $4,200
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Size: 24″ x 30″
Frame: Metal. Black Satin. Profile 29.
Golf Flag framed from corporate tournament.
Approximate Retail Price: $205.00
